Heads Up -- ISS pass at 9:50pm-ish

[JamesF]

Just waiting for it to come over the horizon here. There are several good passes tonight by the looks of it.

James

[Steve Ward]

If they pop down from 225 miles to 225 feet I might just get a glimpse .....

Got up at midnight last night and watched the high pass from West to East directly overhead , still gets me all a quiver to see it glide silently by . . .

[floppygoose]

Passes our way tonight at 11.30, no doubt it will be cloudy - Phil

[Photosbykev]

and at 01:07, NOTE TIMES ARE GMT (add an hour for BST)

08 Jun -3.4 22:30:44 10° WSW 22:34:01 69° S 22:37:19 10° E Visible 09 Jun -3.3 00:07:21 10° W 00:10:36 56° SSW 00:13:52 10° ESE Visible 09 Jun -1.9 01:44:22 10° W 01:46:52 20° SSW 01:47:17 20° SSW

Visible

[John]

I've just watched the 22:30 pass. Really bright and, as it traversed Cygnus and crossed the Swan's "neck", there was a bright meteor that shot down from the region of Albireo, matching the ISS for brightness momentarily and moving parallel to it's trajectory. I wonder if any of those on board saw it ?

Very unlikely of course but it sure looked good from here

[floppygoose]

I've just watched the 22:30 pass. Really bright and, as it traversed Cygnus and crossed the Swan's "neck", there was a bright meteor that shot down from the region of Albireo, matching the ISS for brightness momentarily and moving parallel to it's trajectory. I wonder if any of those on board saw it ?

Very unlikely of course but it sure looked good from here

Far too much cloud here as usually John unfortunately - Phil

[robbie c]

Saw the 23:30 pass had some friends round for dinner they hadn't seen it before so took them out to see it, it went right over our heads they couldn't be believe how fast it was going and were well chuffed

[Cath]

It does move pretty fast. The ATV-4 moves even faster, could get the scope to bring the ATV-4 into frame.