Re: T-IV B-30 - ascent visibility

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Ted, what would be the visibility of this launch from the UK?

Here's hoping it will be visible, though the clouds have rolled in....

Best wishes

Bruce

Bruce MacDonald
COSPAR Site 2751
Devizes, Wiltshire, UK
51.3440 N 1.9849 W 125m (WGS84)

> Titan IV B-30 is scheduled to lift-off on 2005 Apr 30 at 00:50 UTC (Apr 29
at
> 20:50 EDT). The duration of the window has not been announced.
>
> I have cooked up trajectory data to aid in observing the rocket's ascent
up the
> east coast of North America.

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