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Thanks, Sherman! It was a beautiful sight. They must still be very close
together, though: I wasn't able to resolve it into two objects with my
42 mm binoculars.
Peter Payzant
On 2011/03/08 6:09 PM, Sherman Williams wrote:
> This evening (Tues, March 8) there is a nice high (nearly overhead)
> pass of both the space station and the shuttle Discovery (its last)
>
> The shuttle is apparently leading, reaching its high point a few
> seconds ahead of the station (the station should be brighter)
>
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<font size="-1"><font face="Arial">Thanks, Sherman! It was a
beautiful sight. They must still be very close together, though:
I wasn't able to resolve it into two objects with my 42 mm
binoculars.<br>
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Peter Payzant<br>
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On 2011/03/08 6:09 PM, Sherman Williams wrote:
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type="cite"> This evening (Tues, March 8) there is a nice high
(nearly overhead) pass of both the space station and the shuttle
Discovery (its last)
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few seconds ahead of the station (the station should be
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