Re: STS113

From: Alan Pickup (alan@wingar.demon.co.uk)
Date: Wed Dec 04 2002 - 14:58:08 EST

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John Locker writes...
>Well I guess I can answer my own question here....both craft just seen ,
>shuttle ahead by about 2 secs and dimmer than ISS

I saw both on their 21 deg elevation pass from Edinburgh at ~17:40 UTC
(December 4) too, but their separation was something over a minute 
rather than about 2 seconds. I agree, though, that Endeavour appeared 
fainter than the ISS, by about 0.7 mag or so.

Alan
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