Discussion
We've spotted a rather bright spec from about 4pm today, when the rest of the sky is clear. It hasn't moved and is now 5:08pm, it's still the only visable "star" - I've just been on spotthestation.nasa.gov and it turns out the ISS is currently visable in my location.
https://spotthestation.nasa.gov/sightings/view.cfm...
Is this actually the station?
Quite interesting.
https://spotthestation.nasa.gov/sightings/view.cfm...
Is this actually the station?
Quite interesting.
Dr Jekyll said:
The ISS moves pretty fast, crosses the sky in a few minutes.
So I'm guessing that what I'm seeing isn't the ISS? I did notice on that website, that the time visable is roughly two minutes, after I first posted.This bright spec is still there, hasn't moved position (I don't think) in the hour we've noticed it.
Dr Jekyll said:
Hrimfaxi said:
So I'm guessing that what I'm seeing isn't the ISS? I did notice on that website, that the time visable is roughly two minutes, after I first posted.
This bright spec is still there, hasn't moved position (I don't think) in the hour we've noticed it.
You email crossed with my edit. I've just had a look and I reckon it's Venus.This bright spec is still there, hasn't moved position (I don't think) in the hour we've noticed it.
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