[HCARC] ISS PASSES
Harvey N. Vordenbaum
tower2 at stx.rr.com
Tue Dec 1 20:42:28 EST 2015
Harvey,
Your next series of visible ISS evening passes will be December 2-5
this week (weather permitting). The best one of these will be on
Thursday, December 3, a 40 degree peak elevation in the southeast
at 6:15:55 pm CST, moving from southwest to northeast. You should
be able to first spot it approaching from the southwest a couple
of minutes before peak, and it will be brightest just after peak,
moving away toward the northeast.
The pass tomorrow night (Wednesday) should be good, too, a 79 deg
peak in the northwest at 7:08:21 pm CST, but it will fade into the
Earth's shadow only 20 seconds after peak then. The table below
shows the times and directions for these.
Visible ISS passes for K5HV
Position: 30.00754 N, 99.15128 W.
All times and dates are CST.
Shadow entry computed for the umbra.
Rise Peak Shadow Entrance
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DATE TIME AZ/EL TIME AZ/EL TIME AZ/EL
Wed 12/02 7:03:03 pm 225/ 0 7:08:21 pm 315/79 7:08:41 pm 15/68
Thu 12/03 6:10:44 pm 209/ 0 6:15:55 pm 130/40 6:18:42 pm 61/12
Fri 12/04 6:54:44 pm 246/ 0 6:59:48 pm 320/26 7:01:17 pm 1/19
Sat 12/05 6:01:55 pm 230/ 0 6:07:10 pm 315/58 6:11:05 pm 38/ 6
Gil, WA5NOM
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