IP: Maryland Space Station View

[David Farber <dave () farber net>]

> Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2001 14:32:23 -0400
> From: Ballman <Ballman () usna edu>
> To: Farber () cis upenn edu
>
> Tonight at 7 PM, the International Space Station will pass directly over
>
> Maryland from the NW to SE and be very visible (if there are no clouds).
>
> The ISS is about as bright as the brightest star and has no flashing
> lights. At 1902 EDT you should begin to see it in the NW, then passing
> directly overhead and at 1907 EDT it will fade out to the SE as it
> passes
> into the Earth's shadow.
>
> Wave to USNA-71 alumnus Frank Culbertson as he flies by.
>
> Bob Bruninga
> USNA Satellite Station


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