Observations was made on Rainer's NOSS related object this morning from Houston, Texas. It was about 3 minutes early from his *first* elset. The following positions were obtained from my video: TIME (UT) R.A. 1950 DEC 1950 08h16m29s 13h27m +51.05 08h16m48s 13h22m +55.13 08h17m22s 13h09m +62.55 08h17m43s 12h56m.5 +66.60 08h18m05s 12h38m +70.70 Accuracy is good to the nearest second (or better) in time and 0.2 degrees. The track was about 0.25 degrees east of the predicted position. Tracking was over a 1m56s interval. Magnitude fluctutated between +5 to +6 initially. Timed 31 cycles using the minima and then retimed them using the maxima, which had a double peak, sometimes specular. That double peak was about 1 second apart. The FP=3.04 seconds based on 94.15 seconds over 31 complete cycles. Paul Maley pmaley@gp808.jsc.nasa.gov