Shuttle again by its own lights

From: Michael Waterman (mike.waterman@web-hq.com)
Date: Tue Apr 09 2002 - 19:23:45 EDT

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Saw STS-110 twice tonight (April 9).
First was at 1905UT in a bright sky: no fixes possible.
Second was at 2036: this time I was able to follow it
with binoculars into eclipse, and at 203704.8 was visible
by its own lights, mag 8 steady. at 250km distance
(RA=844.2, dec=19.26).

Mike Waterman
COSPAR 2115 = Yateley = 51.33N, -0.75E, 75m


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