Patrick, On 2007 HB 15 in your Daily News, I checked on the JPL NEO Orbit Diagram site and ran an emphemeris on the JPL Horizons site. The JPL ephemeris is showing the asteriod at mag 19, below the horizon except before sunrise and is not visible from Salt Lake considering that the Moon is past 1st qtr. But JPL Horizons mag estimates are usually way off. Are you hearing anything different on the asteriod's magnitude on your minor planet listservs? Will it be sufficiently bright to be worth a try? - Kurt P.S. - I'm staying in bed on this one. -:) JPL Horizons Ephemeris Generator http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/horizons.cgi?find_body=1&body_group=sb&sstr=2007%20H... JPL NEO Orbit diagrams http://neo.jpl.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/db_shm?sstr=2007+HB15&group=all 2007 HB 2007 SLC Epheremis - UTC Date and Time beginning 6pm 4/24 Date UTC-Time Comment-flag RA-Dec Az-Alt Mag 2007-Apr-25 00:00 *m 20 09 50.49 +20 09 20.6 337.2224 -25.7883 17.23 2007-Apr-25 01:00 *m 20 33 02.12 +19 21 32.9 346.4707 -28.7410 17.55 2007-Apr-25 02:00 *m 20 54 13.62 +18 29 18.5 356.8945 -30.6741 17.89 2007-Apr-25 03:00 Nm 21 13 22.28 +17 35 20.0 8.2952 -31.2210 18.24 2007-Apr-25 04:00 m 21 30 31.57 +16 41 39.3 20.2135 -30.0902 18.59 2007-Apr-25 05:00 m 21 45 48.69 +15 49 38.7 32.0632 -27.1543 18.93 2007-Apr-25 06:00 m 21 59 22.68 +15 00 07.8 43.3520 -22.4765 19.26 2007-Apr-25 07:00 m 22 11 23.19 +14 13 31.2 53.8343 -16.2640 n.a. 2007-Apr-25 08:00 m 22 21 59.79 +13 29 56.7 63.5210 -8.7912 n.a. 2007-Apr-25 09:00 m 22 31 21.59 +12 49 20.8 72.6086 -0.3417 n.a. 2007-Apr-25 10:00 22 39 37.17 +12 11 34.0 81.4141 8.8152 n.a. 2007-Apr-25 11:00 A 22 46 54.48 +11 36 23.6 90.3572 18.4194 n.a. 2007-Apr-25 12:00 N 22 53 20.95 +11 03 35.9 100.0024 28.1913 n.a. _______________________________________________ Sent via CSolutions - http://www.csolutions.net