According to the following elements, Mir had close encounters with two other satellites on Friday, June 6th: Mir Complex 32.7 4.2 0.0 1.6 v 1 16609U 86017A 97160.48635244 .00023568 00000-0 29705-3 0 3627 2 16609 51.6525 124.5554 0005869 126.8648 233.2672 15.59474049645825 Cosmos 2321 1 23676U 95052A 97157.22555867 .00169635 84768-5 36157-3 0 5443 2 23676 82.9165 223.0879 0124986 26.5093 334.2493 15.86036787 93790 Aureole 2 1 07003U 73107A 97157.01995424 +.00001783 +00000-0 +13029-3 0 07682 2 07003 073.9721 348.9106 0710098 162.4781 200.2266 13.96905185161470 Closest approach for Cosmos 2321 (Norad #23676) was on 6/6/97 at 6:23:21.1 UTC at a range of 2.9 km. Closest approach for Aureole 2 (Norad #7003) was at 11:31:14.5 UTC at a range of 3.7 km. Cosmos 2321 was below Mir, about 35 degrees from nadir; Aureole 2 was above Mir, about 20 degrees from zenith. Based on the following elements for #23281 (1994-061C, Cosmos 2292 Deb C), this object will come within 2.2 km of Mir on Tuesday, June 10th at 6:43:58.4 UTC. Nadir angle from Mir is around 60 degrees, which means 1994-061C will be about 1 km lower than Mir at the time of closest approach.