va3dac@xxxxxxxxx wrote: In case anyone is interested. We have an All Sky Camera, and we caught the ISS on Friday May 8 in the early hours of the pass, which was at 81 degrees, and again yesterday (May 11) when at a 50 degree pass. See here for the images.http://www.starlightcascade.ca/concam/ under Special. Kim VA3KDH >> Thanks Phil, > We are out this evening but I think I will take this info along and see if > we can see anything. > Dave > VA3DAC >> There are good Space Station visible passes Monday and Tuesday evenings, >> and the weather should be good. >> Date Mag Starts Max. altitude Ends >> Time Alt. Az. Time Alt. Az. Time Alt. Az. >> 11 May -0.9 20:48:43 10 S 20:50:58 21 SE 20:53:14 10 E >> 11 May -1.4 22:23:13 10 WSW 22:26:04 50 NNW 22:28:56 10 NE >> 11 May 0.7 23:59:34 10 WNW 00:00:52 17 NNW 00:00:52 17 NNW >> 12 May -2.4 21:13:52 10 SW 21:16:44 64 SSE 21:19:38 10 ENE >> The Shuttle and the Hubble Space Telescope will not be visible during this repair mission because the HST orbit has a >> low 28.5 degree inclination orbit. The ground track never comes north of >> Florida. >> .. Phil VE3HST >> __________________________________________________________________ >> Looking for the perfect gift? Give the gift of Flickr! >> http://www.flickr.com/gift/ > >