Once again I'm wondering where Asiasat 3 is, though this is to satisfy academic curiosity than to go out and look at it (bad weather last few days). Rob Matson sent me this: ---------- Did a little check to see when Asiasat 3 makes its next perigee flyby. Looks like May 7th at around 4:26 UT. Perigee is just northeast of Guam. Unfortunately, it occurs during the daytime there. ---------- as well as an elset for it. I ran it on Satspy last weekend and it had the next perigee around May 9th (if memory serves); I had assumed that the elset/algorithm was inappropriate (ran both algorithms on Satspy - similar result) and forgot about it. however, I have just checked the "where is asiasat now" site http://www.stk.com/asiasat3/asiasat_now.cfm and it is well behind where i thought (perigee coming up in 1-2 days?). As the news services said May 7th as well, I'm wondering if the site above is running off the same elset I am and if that is wrong? any ideas? -Tyler Tyler (Joe Stats) MacKenzie Department of Oceanography, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Hangar/5918/ 44.636N 63.595W 50m ASL