ISS and Space Shuttle sighting times

[Mr Noble]

http://spaceflight1.nasa.gov/realdata/sightings/ci...


This website (if you click back) you can input your town and it gives you the times to see them going over.


Last night was awesome!!

Saw the ISS then about 1 minute behind, the shuttle. They dock at about 4pm today.

Looking forward to seeing them docked at (.18 tonight!

Greg

[chim666]

And here.... http://www.heavens-above.com/

[rhubarb]

Well it's all go this weekend, there's also the Perseids meteor shower this weekend, Sunday night, and apparently as it's a new moon (not much light) it'll be the most spectacular for years. Details here

[S500]

It just whizzed over Ealing!

[Elderly]

That was AWESOME !!!!!!!

[Piglet]

Thanks for that, just saw it go over the top of us plus a couple of "shooting stars" that were presumably the start of the meteor shower. Sometimes the world we live in reminds us how cool it is!

[Cuban]

I always stop work to watch it go over, always a humbling sight.

Going out to see a launch in October, so I hope to get some good shots.

[Piglet]

I was lucky enough to see a launch of Columbia in 1995. It was incredible, I was in a shopping mall in Florida when it re-entered the atmosphere and the sound wave (or whatever it is!) blew open all the doors of the mall.

Very impressive and humbling!

[nick francis]

http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html is the place to watch the whole mission as its streamend to the web, I watched the launch and also the docking yesterday, itwas awesome.
http://media.labs.live.com/photosynth/nasa/default...
is worth a look too, photosynth is going to be big and this one is a must for space fans

I was fortunate to be in Florida for Endeavour's maiden flight. I watched the lift off from Cocoa Beach pier.

Edited by nick francis on Saturday 11th August 07:41