[BCVHFA] Fwd: ISS -- Good View Tonight

Carl Morgan k8cm at arrl.net
Fri Sep 10 11:13:53 EDT 2010


Picked up from the Miami Valley Amateur Radio Bulletin Board, Dayton, OH.

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>"I have been watching the ISS (space station) over the past couple 
>of weeks and thought many would like to do the same.  So, if you are 
>interested, you have an excellent opportunity to do so tonight!  At 
>8:51pm tonight, 10 Sept. the ISS will be quite visible.  The 
>duration will be over 3 minutes at a maximum elevation of 31 
>degrees.  It will approach from the NNW and depart to the ENE.
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>So, just look to the North-northwest at about 8:50 tonight to pick 
>it up, close to the horizon.  You can't miss it, it will be quite 
>bright like an aircraft with its landing light on but you will see 
>no beacons nor strobes.  It will appear to move quickly across the 
>night sky and is easily mistaken for an aircraft unless you are 
>looking for it."
>
>Mark




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