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Space Shuttle & Space Station tonight

bogman · 2009-09-10 17:28:06

The two of these will be visible over Ireland tonight roughly in the same orbit traveling from west to east in the southerly sky, the fainter Shuttle leading ISS by one minute The Shuttle (STS-128) from 20-57 to 20:59:30, 26 degrees max elevation. ISS 20-58 to 21-02 Another pass just before 10-30 but slightly lower in the…

10-09-2009 6:28pm

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The two of these will be visible over Ireland tonight roughly in the same orbit traveling from west to east in the southerly sky, the fainter Shuttle leading ISS by one minute

The Shuttle (STS-128) from 20-57 to 20:59:30, 26 degrees max elevation.
ISS 20-58 to 21-02
Another pass just before 10-30 but slightly lower in the sky
www.heavens-above.com

http://www.spaceweather.com/

How should I setup my camera to photo this like above (Nikon d90)

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#2 10-09-2009 6:31pm

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Hahaha, not another ISS pass

/I shall be out with the camera to try get a better pic this time

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#3 10-09-2009 7:50pm

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Can't wait for it! I got my first tripod yesterday so this will be it's first proper outing. I hope the cloud cover in the sky in the west doesn't arrive too soon :eek:

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#4 10-09-2009 7:57pm

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test of new aries rocket motor live now at 8pm
http://www.nasa.gov/145588main_Digital_Edu.asx

edit: over now

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#5 11-09-2009 12:34am

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So...any pics?

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#6 11-09-2009 10:17am

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The Shuttle pass this evening is about 3 mins at a high angle from 9.22 pm going WSW to ESE

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