International space station?

[Neville Legg]

While lounging in my garden, on a warm clear summer night, enjoying a whiskey with lots of ice Right over the house at 22.58hrs. comes the International space station with the unmanned supply craft in front, fantastic site hope they can sort out the problems and get the two to dock? Oh... to be up among the stars

Cheers      Neville

[Brett Buck]

While lounging in my garden, on a warm clear summer night, enjoying a whiskey with lots of ice Right over the house at 22.58hrs. comes the International space station with the unmanned supply craft in front, fantastic site hope they can sort out the problems and get the two to dock? Oh... to be up among the stars

  Pretty impressive, huh?  And very hard to mistake for anything else.


    Brett

[john e. holliday]

Is there a place to find the schedule on the flight path?  Also do you need a scope to see it?

[don Burke]

Try here, Doc

http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/realdata/sightings/cities/region.cgi?country=United_States&region=Kansas

[BillLee]

Here's a view that few have seen, and with the current miasma in Washington, fewer yet will ever see again.  Taken from the Shuttle on STS 130.

[Brett Buck]

Here's a view that few have seen, and with the current miasma in Washington, fewer yet will ever see again.  Taken from the Shuttle on STS 130.

  Miasma - or cesspool?

    Brett

[Doug Moon]

I checked the site. It should go over Dallas TX at 22:16 on July 7.  Cool, but is that eastern or what zone are they using?

Thanks

[Neville Legg]

You don't need a scope or even good eyes It looks like a very very bright star moving from West to East the supply vehicle was a few miles in front when I saw it on Sat. eve. I should think, with good binoculars you might even be able to make out the shape??

Cheers     Neville