Yet Another "Last" Mir sighting..

From: Rush Austin (RushA@data-tech.com)
Date: Mon Mar 12 2001 - 11:47:54 PST

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Saw what may very well be my last pass of Mir last night; right on time via
the Heaven's-Above prediction.
Mir came out of my NW..heading SW at about 43' elevation, and disappeared
into earth's shadow just below Orion.

Very cloudy here today and tomorrow.  After that, no more visible passes
sheduled for my location.

Rush
35.855N -82.198W


 

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