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Originally Posted by citivolus
After a bit more digging, I came across calsky.org, which allows you to go nuts with lunar and solar transits of pretty much any satellite. It will even take into consideration things like ISS orbit boosts, and display predicted angular size & transit durations.
Go nuts!
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Calsky is good value. Are you using their email alert service?
I've been on the email alert list for SS passes in front of the sun or moon for several months now, so I've just recently changed the alert for any passes within 10 ks of home. I'm prepared to do the calcs and find a spot to see/image the transit

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Al.