Re: Double ISS Transit 12 December 2004

From: Kevin Fetter (kfetter@yahoo.com)
Date: Thu Dec 02 2004 - 19:32:50 EST

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    Hi Don
    
    I did a check, and have a area around  
    
    Latitude: 39.3596
    Longitude: -76.9142
    
    At around 18:44 UTC ( Dec 12 )
    
    Then there's 
    
    Latitude: 40.8620
    Longitude: -101.9542
    
    20:15 UTC ( Dec 12 )
    
    Plus other's like
    
    Latitude: 47.4663
    Longitude: -63.2942
    
    The moon at around 18:17 UTC ( Dec 11 ) and sun at 17:09 UTC ( Dec 12 )
    
    So not rare at all I would say. But seeing the iss cross the moon, with the moon so close to the
    sun, in a daytime sky = no thanks. 
    
    Kevin
    
    
    		
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