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I had the same thing happen to me in the early hours of Sunday morning while capturing some subs of M27 James although there was no friend with it, still a cracking shot & it's always an awesome sight seeing it go over.

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Definitely James but seeing it going over twice during one night was a real treat for me, & being at a dark site with good unobstructed views we were able to see it going over for what seemed ages too. I can't wait to get out there again.

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When I got to the dark site a couple of other guys turned up & set their scopes & we got talking about the ISS & one of them said that they'd never seen it before so it was a real treat for them when it came over for the first time. Shame they went at just after 1:00 as they missed the second pass later on. It seemed to have seen it in the sky for a lot longer than usual so I'm guessing that's down to the time of year.

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Managed to hand track it lastnight with my 200p with the hyperion zoom at 8mm as it shot over the zenith... The detail was astounding! Saw 2-3 central sections with another 3-4 sticking out each side. I always figured it'd be just a blob, at the most an H shaped blob, but it was a clear 3 dimensional object. Blew my mind. :)

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Gah! Twice in two days! They're out to get me! And this one was really tight, too. The entire frame only represents something like 0.8 degrees by 0.5 degrees.

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at a dark site myself last night and I seen it twice I was very high in the mountains so very good view point, an idea of how high I was I could see the Andromeda galaxy, the second time it was coming from the west and it was a lot brighter than the first pass

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I was outside letting the dogs out just now, and saw it again even though I wasn't expecting it (the gnats are a real pain here at the moment). It was probably the brightest I've ever seen it so far, as close as I've ever seen it to the Zenith too! It's always a treat!

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