Re: Bright ISS Pass

From: paul (astro@pgog.net)
Date: Tue Oct 15 2002 - 01:35:39 EDT

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down here the moon was 68.2% il and -11.9 vM
I saw moon (albeit cloudy veil) did not see ISS+STS :(

At 19:21 10/14/2002 -0700, you wrote:
>With a sun angle of only -4 and Vega barely visible i had doubts i'd see ISS
>but at 01:53 15 Oct UTC it was easily seen and the further it went East the
>brighter it got, est mag -6, almost rivaling the half moon, almost.
>
>Jari
>49.40N
>125.00W
>30m
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