Shuttle and ISS pass tonight 6:21-6:25 p.m.

[Jane Houston Jones]

Watch the shuttle follow the ISS tonight!  Sorry for the  short notice - 
I just received the info myself. Begin looking in the NW at 6:20 p.m. 
tonight - it will be over by 6:25p.m when the ISS reaches 38 degrees 
above the horizon, less than halfway to the zenith overhead.  The 
shuttle should follow - I don't know by how long, but I'd watch for a 
couple minutes.  There are not too many shuttle missions left, so seeing 
each one is a treat!

This is for southern California only.  For other locations you can use 
the same website I do:  http://www.heavens-above.com  Happy hunting, and 
happy Thanksgiving too!  Jane

Event    Time    Altitude     Azimuth     Distance (km)
Rises above horizon     18:21:33     0°     312° (NW )     2,131
Reaches 10° altitude     18:23:33     10°     311° (NW )     1,294
Maximum    altitude     18:25:30     38°     304° (NW )     536
Enters shadow             18:25:30     38°     304° (NW )     536


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Jane Houston Jones
Monrovia, CA
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