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ISS times for Ireland

  • 17-05-2015 11:27pm
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    Oscar Bravo
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    Couldn't find the old ISS thread so started this one, the ISS returns over the skies of Ireland early this morning at 0422 with a very faint pass. the next week of passes are all in the early hours and not the brightest but if anyone gets a shot on camera do post....we were spoilt in April with clear skies and directly overhead passes..... Anyway this week -Wednesday 20th at 0410, Thursday 0317, Friday 0357, Saturday 0304 and Sunday 0344 (the 0344 on sunday morning will be the brightest pass)


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    Oscar Bravo
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,296 ✭✭✭✭Oscar Bravo


    A lot of middle of the night passes from the ISS this week.....Tuesday 0340-0347, Wednesday 0249-0254 and again at 0424-0430, Thursday 0330-0337,Fridays pass is extremely bright at 0237-0244 and again at 0413-0420. Saturday 0144 - 0150 and again at 0320 to 0327 and to end the week Sundays passes are at 0227-0233 and 0403-0409. * the pass on sunday at 0227 will have a magnitude of -3.9 which is about the brightest the ISS will be seen over this country.


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