Re: Re : STS-HST grapple

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Just had a look for the pass predicted at 18:12 12/21 = 12/22 02:12.
Didn't see it with unaided eye! Limiting magnitude about 3 in that
bright moonlight ;-).

http://www.spaceflightnow.com/shuttle/sts103/status.html tells me that
HST is docked "into its carrier at the back of the shuttle's payload
bay, where it will remain until Saturday". I guess Discovery is flying
"upside down", & that this orientation is dark for me ...

Did see ISS and 23088 SL-16 R/B.

Best, Mark
lat 33.712 long -117.837

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