Due to haze and a almost full moon, observing conditions were not so good. Beside the sats below I also saw: 97- 34 E Iridium 21 971017 18:02 steady mag 5 86- 17 A MIR 971017 18:05 steady mag 2 and an unknown, later possibly identified as: 93- 38 D Cosmos 2255 971018 04:26 staedy mag 3 79- 50 B 97-10-18 03:18:21 LB 45.8 0.5 4 11.4 AA, mag 5->inv 84- 3 B 97-10-17 18:09 LB S, mag 6 88- 6 A 97-10-18 04:07:35 LB 92.9 0.2 10 9.29 FF, mag 4->inv 92- 20 B 97-10-18 04:12:04 LB 142.5 0.5 3 47.5 AA, mag 4->inv 92- 30 J 97-10-18 03:54:46 LB 168.3 0.5 6 28.1 AA, mag 4->inv 94- 85 B 97-10-18 03:18:21 LB 44.8 0.2 10 4.49 AA, mag 6->inv 97- 17 B 97-10-17 18:43:18 LB 86.7 0.2 30 2.89 FF, mag 4->inv 97- 48 A 97-10-18 04:52 LB var, mag 6->7 -- Greetings and clear skies Leo Barhorst Alkmaar The Netherlands 52.65 North 4.47 East 3 m ASL Every day I wonder about what I see in the sky