Shuttle launch tonight, how high in the sky will the shuttle be visible?

From: Brian Howell (bhowell@ifx.net)
Date: Sat Nov 23 2002 - 19:25:26 EST

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Does anyone know where I can get information on the estimated elevation 
angle for the shuttle as it climbs into orbit?  I live in Aiken, South 
Carolina, it's on the opposite side of the state from the coast.  I'm 
unsure how high above the horizon I might be able to see the shuttle as it 
passes the Georgia and South Carolina coast lines.

Thanks,
Brian

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