>Although invisible to the naked eye , as the sky was just too bright , I >did manage to catch a fleeting glimpse of a rather lonely looking ISS >yesterday , through thin cloud. >The sun was about to set. At 0030 local time here in Long Beach USA I tried to catch a glimpse before it went into shadow. No stars visible and no joy in the visible spectrum. Ham radio packet coming through loud and clear though so I know my elements are correct. Its been so long since I have seen two objects in this same track much less docked...I am very excited about the prospects and may even try some photography this time. I've had NASA TV up for about the last hour, the lights on the gantry are on but the spotlights are not. I can barely make out an SRB so I know the rss is rotated back Hoping the thunderstorms don't rain on the parade. td Wishing the lcc would say something. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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