[Chaos-l] Farrington tonight?

[Kumar Pandya]

It looks as if tonight is going to be a good night, and I am eager to get some observing done.  I will be at the left hand parking lot of Farrington..I intend to come in around 8.00
Hope to see some of you photonovores tonight!
Kumar
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Subject: Chaos-l Digest, Vol 46, Issue 10
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Date: Thursday, September 18, 2008, 11:00 AM

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Today's Topics:

   1. Jules Verne and ISS (Jayme Hanzak)


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Date: Thu, 18 Sep 2008 10:11:01 -0400 (EDT)
From: Jayme Hanzak <jhanzak at unctv.org>
Subject: [Chaos-l] Jules Verne and ISS
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There are several sighting opportunities for the ISS and Jules Verne. 



Date Sat Rise time Direction Trans. time Max elev. Mag. 
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9/18 Jules V 8:29:21pm SSW 8:42:29 62.5deg 2.3 
9/18 ISS 9:06:40pm WSW 9:09:00 34.0deg -1.5 

9/19 ISS 7:57:55pm SSW 8:00:16 47.8deg -2.2 
9/19 Jules V 8:52:54pm W 8:55:01 31.5deg 3.5 

9/20 Jules V 7:40:54pm SSW 7:43:13 61.9deg 2.3 
9/20 ISS 8:24:26pm WSW 8:26:48 37.0deg -1.7 

9/21 Jules V 8:04:26pm W 8:06:33 31.6deg 3.6 

9/22 ISS 7:42:19pm W 7:44:31 32.2deg -1.4 


These are the sightings listed from Spaceweather.com. The Jules Vernes is due
to burn up 
in the Earth's atmosphere on Sept. 29th over the South Pacific. Take a
moment 
to catch a final look. Full story at http://spaceweather.com 

Clear Skies! 

Jayme 
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