HST Lunar Transit

From: Jeff Umbarger (jumbarger2000@yahoo.com)
Date: Wed Jun 07 2006 - 18:06:32 EDT

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Hey All,
     According to HA the HST will transit the moon (at
around 3:09:30UT June 8, 2006) here in the North Texas
area. Attached is the URL for HA defining a road
intersection I hope to be at in 5 hours to see this.
Has anyone successfully used HA to see lunar or solar
transits by the HST or ISS? Is the site that accurate?
I haven't put in the elevation (around 800ft. MSL) -
will this matter?

     Regards,
          Jeff Umbarger
          Plano, TX USA
          Lat: +33.0695N
          Lon: -96.7681W
          UT-5hr

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