I wrote: > The timeline has final separation of the Shuttle and Space Station at 2:05 > a.m. Saturday, so we should be able to see the two separate craft three hours > later. I just learned from somebody who appears to know what he's talking about that the Shuttle and ISS will be separated by 29km by 5:20 tomorrow morning. Heavens Above gives a distance of 518km at closest approach. Do the trig, and you get an angular separation of 3.2 degrees. They will be moving across the sky at roughly 1 degree per second. Should be quite a sight! Tom -- See message header for info on list archives or unsubscribing, and please send personal replies to the author, not the list.