Zarya, 6:40 UT, 20 Nov 98 1 99999U 98 0xx A 98324.28457176 .00460000 00000-0 00000-0 0 12 2 99999 51.5810 168.3860 0120960 84.9500 0.3480 16.07968400 10 I increased the decay term (.0046). Since the perigee raising burns do not occur until almost a day into flight (instead of the two hours I mistakenly recalled), this MAY provide slightly better predictions until a real elset is generated. Northern Japan may have a pass on the initial rev. Then the southern tip of South America will have a pass. Europe is in daylight. Japan has another pass at about 831UT. Around 1635UT, the SE part of Australia has a low pass. About 1730UT Spain and the northern parts of Africa have a pass. About 1808UT, portions of SE Australia have a better pass. Allow some time before and after predicted pass times using this elset to allow for uncertainties. Ron Lee