International Space Station Overhead tonight - twice

caeteez said:
Just like yours if you dont mind.

Just sent you a MSN request.

There are lots of software that is great for star gazing etc. I use Starrynight. Really easy to setup and very good at updating. It will update when you load it up with the new path for satellites and Shuttles etc.
 
Is it possible that at some point we could see the iss and the shuttle relatively close together but still separate enough that they're individually visible?
 
droolinggimp said:
Been and gone im afraid. I saw anothe moving thing. Might be the Shuttle it was coming from the other direction but heading and dissapearded in the same point.. Might be wrong

i saw that too about 22.05ish? going in same direction as ISS, i thought, strange, ISS has already been over, isn't the shuttle still docked?
 
wez130 said:
i saw that too about 22.05ish? going in same direction as ISS, i thought, strange, ISS has already been over, isn't the shuttle still docked?

Yes Shuttle is still docked.

also the Shuttle will always be on the same track as the ISS when undocked.
 
droolinggimp said:
Been and gone im afraid. I saw anothe moving thing. Might be the Shuttle it was coming from the other direction but heading and dissapearded in the same point.. Might be wrong



Ahhh that sucks:(, went outside in my backyard and had a look but couldnt see anything really..too much cloud and light pollution..plus a handful of planes circling overheard...making final approaches to Heathrow...

Dunno if tonight its going to be any better...lots of broken cloud about and i cant see it clearing up tbh. Still will try and have a look and see if i can catch any of the meteor showers....any idea if theres a chance the ISS will be seen from my end tonight??.
 
Concorde Rules said:
Rather poor one today :(

13 Aug -1.8 22:26:19 10 W 22:29:02 43 SSW 22:29:24 42 S

Yeah its getting lower and lower I think.. Soon be out of view totaly. Dont worry Im franticaly searching my "application" for more night sky goodies for us to look at..:D

STARRYNIGHT for those who would like to know.....:p
 
Saw it on Saturday night over the skies above Bordeaux, Southern France. Very very bright. Thought I was seeing things at first - then guessed it was the ISS. Fairly spectacular.
 
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