Using Alan Pickup's elsets, here are some places the decaying Astra 1G Proton rocket will pass over during what might be the final orbits. All times are UT. The UT date is 12/5. UNP = Unlit Nighttime Pass 01:18 Morning terminator crossing, NE China & W. Mongolia 01:41 Daytime pass between Australia and New Caledonia 02:09-02:17 UNP, N. Chile, Bolivia, Amazon basin, Amazon delta 02:31 UNP, N. Portugal 02:33-02:34 UNP, France 02:35 UNP, Germany 02:36 UNP, Czech Republic 02:37 UNP, Poland 02:38-02:40 UNP, Ukraine 02:41 UNP, SE Russia 02:42-02:44 Visible pass, Kazakstan 02:45 Morning terminator crossing, E. Kazakstan 03:05-03:12 Daytime pass from NW to SE Australia 03:16 Daytime pass southernmost New Zealand 03:42-03:47 UNP, N. Peru, Equador, Colombia, Venezuela 04:03-04:04 UNP, S. England o4:05 UNP, Benelux region 04:06 UNP, N. Germany 04:07 UNP, Poland 04:08-04:09 UNP, Ukraine 04:10 Visible pass, Ukraine 04:11 Visible pass, SE Russia 04:12 Morning terminator crossing, Caspian Sea 04:35-04:38 Daytime pass over SW Australia --- Alan suggested decay at about 04:50, which puts it somewhere --- over the Pacific between Australia and Central America. In --- case it survives that perigee, here are some further locations: 05:15 UNP, Central America 05:18-05:19 UNP, Cuba, Bahamas 05:33 UNP, S. Ireland 05:34 UNP, S. England 05:35 UNP, Benelux region 05:36 UNP, Germany 05:37 Visible pass, Austria, Czech Republic 06:43-06:45 UNP, central Mexico 06:45-06:46 UNP, gulf coast of Texas 06:47 UNP, Louisiana, Mississippi 06:48 UNP, N. Alabama 06:49 UNP, Kentucky 06:50 UNP, S. Ohio, W. Pennsylvania 06:51 UNP, central New York 06:52 UNP, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine 06:53-06:55 UNP, New Brunswick, Labrador As I write this, perigee is occuring in the southern hemisphere, near 33 deg. S, on the northbound leg. Craig Cholar