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CC
I seem to remember some bru-ha-ha about Skylab and ASTP been visible in the south of England but i never saw them

'Uncle' Martin

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From: Chris@...
Date: Thu, 2 Jul 2009 16:14:52 +0100
Subject: [midlandspaceflightsociety] Sightings

All,

We are fortunate to be able to see the ISS and Shuttle from time to time.

Were any of the Mercury, Gemini or Apollo missions visible from Earth I wonder?

Anyone know?

CC.

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Gentlemen, Sightings as follows: ISS/Shuttle Tonight: 6.36 pm Mon 11th: 6.56 Tues 12th: 7.16 Wed 13th: 6.03 and 7.37 Thurs 14th: 6.23 Fri 15th: 6.43 PROGRESS ...

CHRIS
hairballcatd...

Feb 10, 2008
6:21 pm

... Thanks for the info Chris, it has turned out to be useful. Chris and Mike: where are you getting your predictions from? Are you running programs at home or...

Dave Evetts
davidevetts606

Feb 13, 2008
12:01 am

Hi Dave, Glad it was useful. The info is on NASA Human Spaceflight. http://spaceflight.nasa.gov Go to Realtime Data then Sightings Opportunities. Regards, ...

CHRIS
hairballcatd...

Feb 13, 2008
8:49 am

Tickets for Buzz Aldrin are going fast! Let me know asap if you want one. Ken. CHRIS <Chris@...> wrote: Hi Dave, Glad it was useful. The...

KEN WILLOUGHBY
ken948223

Feb 13, 2008
8:51 am

The ISS is now visible (weather permitting) up to and including Friday 28th November. The shuttle is visible up to and including Thursday December 4th. ...

CHRIS
hairballcatd...

Nov 23, 2008
6:08 pm

Spacefans, London literature festival "Magnificent Desolation" July 4th, 7.30 - Royal Festival Hall, London BUZZ ALDRIN talking with Andrew Smith (Moondust) ...

CHRIS
hairballcatd...

May 23, 2009
7:23 pm

Hi Spacefans NASA has a new boss, Charles Bolden former shuttle astronaut. Try BBCi. Regards all 'Uncle' Martin ...

martin dawson
martinjdawson

May 25, 2009
4:22 pm

All, We are fortunate to be able to see the ISS and Shuttle from time to time. Were any of the Mercury, Gemini or Apollo missions visible from Earth I wonder? ...

CHRIS
hairballcatd...

Jul 2, 2009
3:36 pm

CC I seem to remember some bru-ha-ha about Skylab and ASTP been visible in the south of England but i never saw them 'Uncle' Martin To:...

martin dawson
martinjdawson

Jul 2, 2009
4:31 pm

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