ISS Pass

From: Stephen Bolton (sbolton@nbnet.nb.ca)
Date: Wed Dec 27 2000 - 14:27:15 PST

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Observed yet another ISS pass at 22:18 UT 12/27/00.
North-East -  near zenith - to South-East.
Mag quite steady at equal to Saturn/ Vega.
Red colour obvious, with no change as visible through scattered clouds that
dimmed it only by 0.5 mag.
No flare observed.
In future will observe and post ONLY if flare or other noteworthy event
occurs.
Unless the "negative" obs are of some value in defining the geometry of the
solar panels?

Steve Bolton
Lat 45.432 N
Long 65.976 W
Elv 200 m

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