Archive for March, 2008
Saturday, March 29th, 2008
International Space Station Tonight (Saturday the 29th)
Ok satellite watchers, on March 29 at about 7:55 PM EST, begin watching in the SW for a pair of orbiting satellites. One of these, the brighter, is the International Space Station (ISS). It will fly by for about 5 minutes between the SW and NE. It will pass almost directly overhead. Hopefully the sky is clear and it should make a really spectacular sighting.
Friday, March 28th, 2008
International Space Station Fly Overs!!
Syracuse, NY Sunrise/set: 06:53 am / 07:27 pm
Predicted passes for: ISS
Local Duration
Date Time (min) Approach Max. elevation Departure
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2008/03/28 09:11 pm 3 13° above W 34° above NNW 29° above N�
2008/03/29 07:58 pm 5 17° above SW 84° above SW 10° above ENE
2008/03/29 09:33 pm 2 10° above WNW 20° above NNW 20° above NNW
2008/03/30 08:20 pm 5 11° above W 35° above NNW 10° above NE
2008/03/30 09:56 pm 1 11° above NW 14° above NNW 14° above NNW
2008/03/31 08:43 pm 4 15° above NW 20° above NNW 10° above NE
2008/04/01 09:06 pm 2 14° above NNW 16° above N 12° above NNE