Yes, that's a superb bit of filming. Is anyone planning to catch the
Shuttle and ISS with a telescope? Or MIR and Progress? I'd be
interested to hear (I will be attempting the shuttle myself).
I did catch MIR in my 8inch reflector a month or so ago -
unfortunately I couldn't get it at a decent elevation (far too fast
for me!), but got it at around 20 degrees up in the East when its
apparent motion had slowed appreciably. Sadly it was so far away by
then all I saw was a small orangey blob with a 20mm lens.
Clear Skies (please!! - STS launch tonight!),
Matt Fawcett
53.893N 0.273W
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