Tonight I happened upon two flashing satellites not on my list of sats-to-see tonight and I can't match the sightings with my list of Molczan tle's using Orbitrack search mode. Perhaps, someone with fancier software could figure out what they were. Both were rapidly flashing - much less than 1 flash per second. The flashes were as bright as 0 or -1 magnitude, I believe. Both were moving quickly like LEO satellites would, and moving South to North. They both flashed in a similar way and, actually, both reminded me of Iridium 11. They were perhaps magnitude 5 or 6 when not flashing. The first was sighted at 2:09:40 UTC at 135 deg azimuth and 40 deg elevation; another sighting was 2:10:45 UTC at 90 deg azimuth at 80 deg elevation. The second was seen 4 degrees East of the North Star (40 deg) at 2:31:50 UTC. Anyone have a clue what satellites these may have been? -- Terry Pundiak, M.D. N3BDC Easton, PA lat 40.693389 N, long 75.26615 W