I also saw STS-121 three minutes late, even though the last elsets posted gave it maybe 20 to 30 seconds behind the ISS, which was spectacular, about the same brightness as Jupiter, and just missed both Spica and the moon....alas, no pics. Mike Brad Young wrote: >Waited after ISS pass even though STS-121 predicted >for 5 minutes ahead of it. Saw object 1X along path >parallel to prediction about 3 min after ISS: > >10h22m +15.5 3:38:17 UT >11h23m +8 3:39:00 UT > >then quickly into shadow. +1.5 mag at best. I assume >this was STS-121? Or has a Progress been jettisoned? >Checked against latest elset but no conclusion. > > > > > > -- Carson Beckett M. D.: He fainted. Dr. Rodney McKay: Oh there's gotta be a better word. Carson Beckett M. D.: Faint is a proper medical term. Dr. Rodney McKay: I passed out from... manly hunger! Stargate Atlantis ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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