Hi All, Beginner here, mostly involved in trying to photograph ISS and STS. I had two questions... I see the STS undock time is 5:32 EST. I have a superb horizon-zenith-horizon pass in my area (California) at 8:56 EST according to H.A.. If those times remain correct, is ~20 minutes enough time to show a visible separation of STS/ISS to the human eye? I just don't know how fast/far they move apart after separation. Maybe off topic: Also, I saw discussion that ISS has a "coppery color", which I think I see, but when I photographed the ISS and then STS going by 5-10 minutes later, STS seemed to be almost as reddish. I don't see either color much until I turn the saturation up on the computer. Is some of this atmospheric effects? My white balance was set to "daylight", FYI. Thanks. Paul Bridges ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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