Somehow I missed a possible burn sighting possibility for the SW USA Assuming an on time launch at 9:17:37 UT on 8 Jul, there is another second stage burn at 11:05:57 UT (6500 seconds after launch). It lasts for 5 seconds. The satellites will be sunlit at that time which should allow an observer to find the satellites/rocket prior to the burn. I am assuming that the second stage is brighter than the individual Globalstars. Corrections welcome. I am also assuming that prior to this burn that the satellites and second stage will be in RELATIVE close proximity. This burn will lower the second stage's perigee by about 360 km. Another burn soon after drops the perigee to around 400 km. Prelaunch elsets provided below for your convenience. Delta/Globalstar, 8 Jul 99, 9:17:37 UT 1 99999P 99 0XX A 99189.43472222 .00005000 00000-0 00000-0 0 14 2 99999 51.9830 322.0740 0003960 132.7090 135.6330 12.74000000 17 Delta/Globalstar, 8 Jul 99, 12:17:37 UT 1 99999P 99 0XX A 99189.55972222 .00005000 00000-0 00000-0 0 12 2 99999 51.9830 7.1973 0003960 132.7090 135.6330 12.74000000 16 Ron Lee