ISS & Shuttle

From: Sue Wheatley (mswheatley@txucom.net)
Date: Mon Sep 30 2002 - 22:01:43 EDT

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I am trying to see the Shuttle and the ISS fly tandem, but every time a
shuttle goes up, it seems my location won't see the ISS for 10 days
(Heavens-Above).  Even when they separate, I seem to be in a blackout area
because then the ISS doesn't get much more than 10° above my horizon.
    Is this problem just a function of my location ( 30.39 N, 95.64 W) for
certain launches, or will this be true forever?
---sue

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