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Reminder sighting for Spacestation tonight for uk

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wendilla | 16:04 Mon 03rd May 2010 | ChatterBank
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If there are clear skies tonight it should be a good sighting at 9 46pm for 4 minutes then again at 11 22 for 2 minutes.
Tomorrow 10 11pm for 4 minutes
Wednesday 9 04 for 2 minutes then again at 10 37 for 3 mins.
This will be the last week for evening sightings. good luck.
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Thanks for the information, wendilla. In which direction should we look? (n.s.e.w) Approximate elevation above the horizon?
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ISS Mon May 03/09:46 PM 4 59 16 above WSW 16 above E
ISS Mon May 03/11:22 PM 2 52 16 above W 52 above WSW
ISS Tue May 04/10:11 PM 4 74 16 above W 17 above E
ISS Tue May 04/11:47 PM < 1 23 15 above W 23 above W
ISS Wed May 05/09:04 PM 2 49 49 above ESE 16 above E
ISS Wed May 05/10:37 PM 3 68 16 above W 33 above ESE
ISS Thu May 06/09:26 PM 4 74 16 above W 17 above E
ISS Thu May 06/11:02 PM 2 45 15 above W 45 above SSW
ISS Fri May 07/09:51 PM 4 66 16 above W 16 above ESE
ISS Fri May 07/11:27 PM < 1 22 16 above WSW 22 above WSW
ISS Sat May 08/10:17 PM 4 44 15 above W 22 above SE
ISS Sun May 09/10:42 PM 2 25 16 above WSW 23 above SSW
ISS Mon May 10/09:31 PM 4 43 15 above W 18 above SE
ISS Tue May 11/09:57 PM 3 24 16 above WSW 16 above SSE
That's brilliant, wendilla! Thanks a lot! I'll be there with my binocs!
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I can asure you you won't need binoculars. It is that bright now you will spot it no problem
Thanks wendilla, will have to put my thermals on though as it's really cold already.
I have this wonderful picture in my mind of a line of ABers all up the country, all staring skywards at 9.46 tonight. If we all carried a sparkler, the people in the space station could probably identify us from up there!
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If you watch it on the tracker you won't need to go out till the circle hits the coast.
http://spaceflight.na...a/tracking/index.html
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Nice one Boxtops .How about if I write to Nasa and tell them lol
Yeah, tell them to wave!
I was in the lake district last night and saw the most amazing shooting star / meteorite. It didnt just flash across the sky but was really bright and ended with a flash / explosion (no noise tho).
Thank you once again for the reminder, wendilla!
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I am no expert to tell people where to look but look at the chart. Once you see it it will always come in the same direction as it crosses the atlantic then ireland then uk . Just look at one of the large planets and it's like that but moving and remember it does NOT BLINK..Hope this helps.
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Count-a strong That must have been exciting to see. I have never seen one.
wedilla the view last night at 10.56 was absolutely awesome, very very bright and so fast! but still a full 3 mins or so, I was on the phone my OH and we watched it together and he was 60 miles away but had just the same view!!! It was very remantic, we wished on it lol (feel proper daft now tho)
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How very romantic Dot. Well here hoping for tonights view.
After missing it last night because of cloud have just been watching it go over. We waved but dont think they saw us!!! Maybe the idea of sparklers is a good one ;-)
Thanks for the complete listings Wendilla,
We have just missed the earlier sighting but hope to see the the 11.22pm one.
Luckliy down here (in East Sussex) the skies are very clear,so hopefully we should see it easily?
http://thumb11.shutte...ter-space-9249874.jpg

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