shuttle launch visibility

From: Bill Mitchell (escape@velocity.net)
Date: Wed Nov 28 2001 - 10:11:05 EST

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Does anyone know if the typical shuttle launch into 51.6 inclination can be
seen from Erie, PA?
I've read that the "East Coast" can see it, and I realize extreme
northwestern PA isn't really the coast (actually it IS "Lake Erie Coast"
8^), but has anyone around here been able to spot it?

Thanks,
Bill
North 42 4' 18"
West  80 8' 33"


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