The current rev takes Cosmos 2326 up the Atlantic coastline a couple hundred miles off shore, but close enough to be visible (if the satellite is "glowing"). Southern Florida, northern North Carolina, Cape Cod and eastern Maine are closest. The satellite passes over Nova Scotia at 0:16 UTC 8 November. Adjusting the times for the next rev (which is predicted to be the final one) based on Alan's latest elements: 1:36 UTC Landfall near Manzanillo, Mexico 1:38:30 Laredo, Texas 1:39 San Antonio 1:39:30 (south of Dallas, TX) 1:40:30 southeast corner of Oklahoma 1:41 northwest corner of Arkansas 1:41:30 center of Missouri 1:42 Quincy, Illinois (border with northern Missouri) 1:42:30 northwest of Peoria, Illinois 1:43 Milwaukee 1:44 Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan/Ontario 1:44:30 Chapleau, Ontario 1:45 Fraserdale, Ontario 1:45:30 southern edge of Hudson Bay, east of Moose Factory If Cosmos 2326 can just survive one more orbit, L.A. is right on the flightline, with landfall somewhere around San Clemente, CA. --Rob