STS-131 Entry View Opportunities Over US April 19 morning local time

From: djlaszlo@aol.com
Date: Sun Apr 18 2010 - 18:11:29 UTC

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    The NASA Skywatch applet will run predictions if you input your 
    location.  The link is under realtime data, then sighting 
    opportunities, then run applet.  This link should work, you might have 
    to paste it in.
    Good luck!!  Dan Laszlo, Ft Collins CO USA
    
    http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/realdata/sightings/SSapplications/Post/JavaSSOP/JavaSSOP.html
    
    
    
    -----Original Message-----
    From: SpaceWeather.com <swlist@spaceweather.com>
    To: SpaceWeather.com <swlist@spaceweather.com>
    Sent: Sun, Apr 18, 2010 9:53 am
    Subject: Rare Shuttle Re-entry over the Continental USA
    
    Space Weather News for April 18, 2010
    http://spaceweather.com
    
    SPACE SHUTTLE RE-ENTRY:  On Monday morning, April 19th, space shuttle 
    Discovery
    will make a rare "descending node" reentry over the continental United 
    States.
    The returning spacecraft will pass over or close to many towns and 
    cities en
    route to landing in Florida at 8:48 am EDT, including Fort Peck Lake, 
    Montana;
    Pierre, South Dakota; Sioux City, Iowa; St. Louis, Missouri; Tupelo,
    Mississippi, Birmingham, Alabama, and Jacksonville, Florida.  Observers 
    along
    western parts of the ground track could see the shuttle blazing through 
    pre-dawn
    darkness.  As Discovery makes its way east, it will enter daylight and 
    fade into
    the bright blue background. If you can't see the shuttle, however, you 
    might be
    able to hear it. The shuttle produces a sonic double-boom that reaches 
    the
    ground about a minute and a half after passing overhead.  Check
    http://spaceweather.com for maps and more information.
    
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