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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: Fizzie on November 21, 2015, 12:42:44 PM
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G'day all (except also a bloody hot one >:()
Just heard that the ISS (International Space Station) will be passing over Brissie & SEQ tonight Saturday 21/11, around 7.30ish.
It's actually supposed to be passing in front of the Moon, so should make for a good photo op!
Have a look at http://www.heavens-above.com/main.aspx?lat=-28.0173&lng=153.4257&loc=Gold+Coast&alt=4&tz=UCTm10 (http://www.heavens-above.com/main.aspx?lat=-28.0173&lng=153.4257&loc=Gold+Coast&alt=4&tz=UCTm10) & see when it's visible form your location.
Have fun (& stay cool 8)!)
Graeme
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Thanks for sharing.👍🏾
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Thanks Fizzie, I'll get the kids out for that one. Hope its visible by the naked eye!
Cheers, Paul
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I can't work it out ???
Can anyone work out what time it will be visible from the Gold Coast for me. :cheers:
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I can't work it out ???
Can anyone work out what time it will be visible from the Gold Coast for me. :cheers:
it's ok, plenty of time and we'll let you know as we'll see it an hour before you;D
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http://spotthestation.nasa.gov/home.cfm
7.34 for brisbane mate.
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Was in the pool with the kids and watched it cruise overhead at about 7:35, was pretty awesome to watch. Kids were fascinated, thanks again to Fizzie for the heads up.
Cheers, Paul
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Thanks for the heads up.
It was worth watching.
Cheers
If pigs could fly... Imagine how good their wings would taste.
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Again - thanks for the reminder - I saw something on facebook about it - amazed at how fast it is travelling. I expected to see it go off into the horizon - but is just faded away after 30 seconds or so. Impressive.
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When I first looked at the title I thought there was a terrorist attack in south east Queensland. Then I realised ISS not ISIS ;D
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If you sign up at the spot the station web site ( in benben86's reply), you can get email notification with direction across the sky and time visible for your location.
Then use a tracking site such as http://www.isstracker.com/ or http://iss.astroviewer.net/ when it gets close to see exactly where it actually is.
Peter
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Done - kids love this stuff (& me too just quietly).