It appears that the NOSS 2-3 payload has manoeuvred. Yesterday, an observer saw what he believes was the payload, but it was three minutes early. Today three observers did not see the object, even though they allowed a generous margin of error in the predicted time. The following orbit assumes that a manoeuvre to an NOSS orbit took place about mid-way between yesterday's sighting and today's non-sightings. I made no attempt to make this element set predictive, so it is good for searching *only*. I would like to have made it predictive, but I could not reconcile yesterday's obs with any of the detailed manoeuvre possibilities I analysed. 1 99990U 99990 A 96139.84240290 .00000000 00000-0 00000-0 0 02 2 99990 63.4280 254.2973 0000000 0.0000 0.0000 13.40260000 09 bye for now