Reply With QuoteExcellent link sir!
No chance of seeing it round these parts earlier - far too cloudy
Tomorrow looks more promising
Probably been posted before, but I just watched it going like stink tonight at 7.17pm. Heres the link for timings:
http://spotthestation.nasa.gov/sightings/index.cfm
Excellent link sir!
No chance of seeing it round these parts earlier - far too cloudy
Tomorrow looks more promising
What a great site, thanks for that. I'll be out in the cold and wet over the next week with my oldest!
Saw it half way across at 7.18. Bright enough to beat the street lights.
Yep,got it at 8:51.Is anyone in it ?
Not entirely related but there's a meteor shower tonight too. Following the path of haleys comet. Should be visible around midnight.
That's what always amazes me, the fact there are people on board . Incredible what mankind can achieve when we put our minds to it.Originally Posted by Dr.f
In Santorini a couple of weeks ago & had the thing right overhead for about 3 minutes. Magnificent.
If you sign up to the website, it will email you every day (that there's a visible ISS pass) with the time and details.
Try this > http://www.ustream.tv/channel/iss-hdev-payload
ISS HD Earth Viewing Experiment. Amazing.
That's terrific ! ... I've just watched it move out of the night into daylight over the Southern Ocean, quite a beautiful sight.
Another excellent link - thanks!
Can someone remind me what the space station app is called.
ISS Tracker is one.
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