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    "sender_name": "Gordon JC Pearce MM3YEQ",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Re: visual sighting of ISS",
    "date": "2008-11-26T09:39:52Z",
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    "content": "Curt Nixon wrote:\n> As Jim says, the light in your area will greatly effect how you see \n> ISS.  I have seen it perhaps 50 times over the last couple of years.  I \n> live in a very high light suburban area.  When it comes over on a clear \n> nite, however, anything above about 45 degrees, it will appear as the \n> brightest thing in the sky.  It looks like a very intense landing lite \n> on an airliner--once it gets over 45 degrees.\n\nBah.  This far north it never gets above 35 degrees.  I've still seen it \nthough, and on a good clear night with the sun just below the horizon \nit's easily mag -1 ;-)\n\n> The times to see it best are in the predawn and just after sunset.  If \n> you use one of the general sat tracking programs like Orbitron, Nova, or \n> similar, watch for passes where it is dark for you on the ground--you \n> are on the dark side of the terminator, and the ISS is still \n> illuminated.  This will be on passes where it goes over you within 1/2 \n> hour or so of sunrise or sunset, generally.\n> \n> One of the neatest things I've ever seen in the sky was the 90 degree \n> elevation pass of ISS and the Shuttle in tandem.\n> \n> Good luck and have fun.\n\nNow that would be something to see.\n\nGordon\n",
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