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International Spacestation flyover
#1
Tonight at 8:15pm there should be a great clear skies for the ISS flyover.  I saw it go over on Saturday and it was massive (for something 200 miles away anyway), well worth 5 minutes of your time.

http://iss.astroviewer.net/observation.p...ame=London
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#2
Thanks for the heads-up. Smile
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#3
Oooh, thanks for this Smile
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#4
Thanks for the link, clear skies forecast for tonight and it goes almost directly over my house.

[table][tr][td]Mon, Apr. 14, 2014[/td][td]Begin[/td][td]Maximum[/td][td]End[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Time (BST):[/td][td]8:15:50 PM[/td][td]8:16:12 PM[/td][td]8:19:31 PM[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Direction:[/td][td]W[/td][td]NNW[/td][td]E[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Altitude:[/td][td]69°[/td][td]89°[/td][td]10°[/td][/tr][/table]

Shame there is a feckin great pine tree in next doors garden :lol
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#5
Any wood going as I have a log burner. Thanks for the info. I'll be outside and straining ny neck upwards.
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#6
More like 9:50 pm

http://spotthestation.nasa.gov/sightings...ity=London
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#7
Exupnut - I think that site is using a different Timezone, previously posted times should be correct as they are BST
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#8
And I've just noticed there's an Iridium flare during the ISS pass where I am this evening (anyone within a dozen miles of the line from Northampton to Chichester should be able to see that too).
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#9
the invisible spacestation just flew over wales, I know cos I used there tracker lol, seen sweet fa,
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#10
OH WOW, that was amazing!  it was like a really bright star shooting over head, it looked like it flew right over us.  I even woke up my 7 year old daughter to see it.  Thanks for the heads up on this.  Amazing to think people are up there!  Smile
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#11
Yep, brightest thing in the sky.  Not as bright as on Saturday though - will be back at 9:50pm.
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#12
Missed it last time  :o......try again at 9.50  Smile
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#13
Jupiter and Mars are really bright at the mo too.  Really should get the telescope out.  We moved house last year and it's stayed up in the loft, time to get it down me thinks.
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#14
Missed it completely. Although summat in the South south west was bloody bright (and bloody static  :rolleyes )
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#15
Was standing outside my local with a mate, the pair of us looking up into an empty sky like a pair of planespotters!
Didn't see it, plus people started staring at us.  :lol
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#16
Found the full moon though........that was easy.  Smile
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#17
it could have been worse, a bus could have stopped for you . :lol
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#18
Been watching the flyovers for years and have seen them with the space shuttle right behind "chasing" it to doc.
Iridium flares are even more spectacular, the lower the number the brighter the object the station at the mo is -3.5 or somthing but a good flare will be -8
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#19
I just saw it
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#20
Got it this time  Smile
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