I just observed the best pass if the ISS that I've ever seen. Started low in the SW and proceeded NE directly overhead. It was very bright, Mag +2 or so. There is another pass around 4AM with a highest altitude of 71ยบ.
A fellow club member posted today on our club's yahoo group that the ISS is in a unique position relative to Michigans' latitude and longitude that makes it visible to a greater or lesser degree with almost every pass for the next few evenings and this happens every year in May. I never knew that.
A fellow club member posted today on our club's yahoo group that the ISS is in a unique position relative to Michigans' latitude and longitude that makes it visible to a greater or lesser degree with almost every pass for the next few evenings and this happens every year in May. I never knew that.
