ISS getting brigher

From: Patrice Scattolin (scattol@videotron.ca)
Date: Fri Sep 06 2002 - 00:27:19 EDT

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I have never noticed this but some other claim to see this. Is the ISS
getting brighter or dimmer during it's pass. I am not talking about when it
enters shadow and disapear quickly but some say that the ISS will be
brighter when opposite to the Sun and attribute this to reflection from
solar panels. What kind of magnitude difference would we be talking
about here?

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