EPIC 2012 ISS Pass Viewing
It has just come to my attention that the orbit of the ISS is aligned to make for spectacular viewing over the next few days. Here are the pass times for Warren, MI in EDT:
Date Brightness Start Highest point End (mag) Time Alt. Az. Time Alt. Az. Time Alt. Az. 21 Jun -1.9 22:07:21 10° NW 22:10:00 36° N 22:13:25 10° E 21 Jun -1.8 23:43:52 10° WNW 23:46:06 26° WSW 23:46:06 26° WSW 22 Jun -3.1 22:49:51 10° WNW 22:53:01 56° SW 22:54:14 32° SSE 23 Jun -3.3 21:55:59 10° NW 21:59:12 74° NNE 22:02:21 10° ESE 23 Jun -0.9 23:33:35 10° W 23:34:53 13° SW 23:34:53 13° SW 24 Jun -1.8 22:38:47 10° WNW 22:41:29 25° SW 22:43:01 18° S 25 Jun -2.8 21:44:33 10° WNW 21:47:40 49° SW 21:50:47 10° SEIf you're not familiar with the scale for apparent magnitude, roughly negative numbers for brightness mean it's really bright. On the Friday and Saturday passes, it will be high in the sky and brighter than any planet!
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