Hi all, During a TAL pre launch link up this afternoon there was some discussion about ET photos ( They apparently use 1/1000 F8 )...and it was mentioned that the tank will only be in sunlight until 18 minutes after launch. By my reckoning that means that here in the UK , I might just get a glimpse of it .... last time I saw , and imaged it was back in 2001. Has anyone any idea what the shuttle vis over Europe will be ? ISS will pass over around an hour before . This means Atlantis will be playing catch up for a mission day three rendezvous , but does it also mean a very low elevation pass over Europe? Nothing up so far on Calsky or HA , so I'd welcome any guidance , although suspect I'll be clouded out ( yet again ! ) Thanks John ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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