Hi SeeSat-ers, Having recently resumed the editorship, I just finished the 101th issue of "Flash", the english-language newsletter of the Belgian Working Group for Satellites. This issue is now going to Belgium where it gets printed and sent to the 70+ subscribers. But the 300 SeeSat-L subscribers can also read Flash on the Internet, at the following locations: 1. SeeSat-L e-mail archive server. Send a message with in the subject-field the words "archive get flash/flash101.uu" (without the quotes) to SeeSat-L-request@iris01.plasma.mpe-garching.mpg.de to receive a uuencoded/zipped version of a postscript file containing all 38 pages of the current issue. This file is 280 Kb. 2. Oxford ftp-archive at this path: ftp://ftp.physics.ox.ac.uk/pub/sat/bwgs/flash/flash101.gz (which is gzipped). 3. WWW at this URL: http://www.rzg.mpg.de/~bdp/flash/101/flash101.html Here's an overview of the contents: 29 Observing geostationary satellites Greg Roberts 30 Progress report on Eurosom 2 Bart De Pontieu 32 Accelerations: an overview Kurt Jonckheere 38 The BWGS on Internet Bart De Pontieu 39 The orbital evolution of EORSATs Bj\"orn Gimle 43 Tracking spy satellites compiled by Bj\"orn Gimle and Bart De Pontieu 50 The rotation axis of 95- 32 B Bart De Pontieu 53 DRA project revived: 95- 32 B Bart De Pontieu 54 Jonathan's Space Report 287 Jonathan McDowell 56 Satorama Leo Barhorst 57 Recent Observations Cheers, Bart ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bart De Pontieu -- Max-Planck-Institute for extraterrestrial Physics, Garching bdp@mpepl.plasma.mpe-garching.mpg.de -- http://www.rzg.mpg.de/~bdp/eurosom.html BWGS-coordinator -- Flash editor -- SeeSat-L administrator -- would-be-observer "Nobody told me there'd be days like these" -- JOL (1940-1980) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------