Residents of Perth will be treated to two passes of the International Space Station tonight. The first pass will be at 8:03pm and last for 3 minutes. It's a low pass appearing at 11 degrees above NNE and disappearing at 12 degrees above E. The second pass will be at 9:37pm and last for 2 minutes. This pass will be easier to see as the ISS will appear at12 degrees above W and disappear at 23 degrees above WSW. The ISS orbits the Earth every 90 minutes. It's a moonless night and clear skies are predicted. To find out who is aboard the ISS and what they are doing, click here. To find out when the ISS will be visible in your skies, click here, go to Almanac and fill in your data. The link will predict ISS visibility for the next 5 days.
Friday, January 20, 2006
ISS Makes Double Pass Tonight
Residents of Perth will be treated to two passes of the International Space Station tonight. The first pass will be at 8:03pm and last for 3 minutes. It's a low pass appearing at 11 degrees above NNE and disappearing at 12 degrees above E. The second pass will be at 9:37pm and last for 2 minutes. This pass will be easier to see as the ISS will appear at12 degrees above W and disappear at 23 degrees above WSW. The ISS orbits the Earth every 90 minutes. It's a moonless night and clear skies are predicted. To find out who is aboard the ISS and what they are doing, click here. To find out when the ISS will be visible in your skies, click here, go to Almanac and fill in your data. The link will predict ISS visibility for the next 5 days.
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