sheeny
21-07-2007, 10:04 PM
The ISS is coming back into phase for evening viewing, guys, this time for about 5 or 6 nights in a row!
This starts this Wednesday night the 25th with a pass that's best suited to Tassie and southern Vic.
On the 26th is another good one for Tassie and Victoria but probably not much chop north of Sydney.
The 27th pass is a little better for SA, but again it hits shadow about level with the Hunter Valley.
On the 28th is a good pass for SA and it makes it into central Queensland before being eclipsed.
The pass on the 29th should be good all up the east coast to Brisvegas and a little beyond, while that on the 30th is probably best for SA and Qld observers.
Al.
This starts this Wednesday night the 25th with a pass that's best suited to Tassie and southern Vic.
On the 26th is another good one for Tassie and Victoria but probably not much chop north of Sydney.
The 27th pass is a little better for SA, but again it hits shadow about level with the Hunter Valley.
On the 28th is a good pass for SA and it makes it into central Queensland before being eclipsed.
The pass on the 29th should be good all up the east coast to Brisvegas and a little beyond, while that on the 30th is probably best for SA and Qld observers.
Al.