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Live Space Stuff Notification Thread • Page 2
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Razz 63,431 posts
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Discovery should be visible in a few minutes. Look south (and up) -
That was pretty cool .gif)
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Razz 63,431 posts
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Registered 16 years agoThanks for the heads up! Was awesome! -
brokenkey 9,568 posts
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Registered 16 years agoRazz wrote:
Space Junk is better and is free on Android and on iOS store.
Can't find it on the android market. Any chance of a link? -
morriss 71,290 posts
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Some live space docking!, in HD!
Not that kind of docking, you pervert. -
brokenkey 9,568 posts
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Registered 16 years agoIf you have clear skies where you are, a good chance to see the shuttle in space this evening:
SHUTTLE Wed Mar 02 / 06 : 47 PM 3 85 42 above W 20 above E
SHUTTLE Wed Mar 02 / 08 : 21 PM < 1 19 19 above W 19 above W -
brokenkey 9,568 posts
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oceanmotion 17,318 posts
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Registered 15 years agobrokenkey wrote:
If you have clear skies where you are, a good chance to see the shuttle in space this evening:
SHUTTLE Wed Mar 02 / 06 : 47 PM 3 85 42 above W 20 above E
SHUTTLE Wed Mar 02 / 08 : 21 PM < 1 19 19 above W 19 above W
Would it kinda be like a bright star with the naked eye ?
What would be the general direction to look, not up
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brokenkey 9,568 posts
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Registered 16 years agoIt was a fast moving orange fit earlier in the week. Look west, 40 degrees above the horizon, and it will be visible for 3 minutes passing overhead and disappearing in the east. -
billythekid 12,196 posts
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Registered 12 years agothat was pretty cool. What could i have seen with a decent telescope? Or was it moving too quickly? -
Razz 63,431 posts
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Registered 16 years agobrokenkey wrote:
Razz wrote:
Space Junk is better and is free on Android and on iOS store.
Can't find it on the android market. Any chance of a link?
https://market.android.com/details?id=us.xyzw.spacejunk&feature=search_result -
brokenkey 9,568 posts
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Registered 16 years agoWoo!
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STS-133 launch from multiple angles
One of the best videos I have ever seen. -
kingcrowbar 958 posts
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STS-133 launch from multiple angles
One of the best videos I have ever seen.
Has anyone seen if there is a composite version with multiple cameras at the same time? -
brokenkey 9,568 posts
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magicpanda 14,725 posts
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magicpanda 14,725 posts
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Registered 14 years agoExcellent Brokenkey. -
brokenkey wrote:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/brokenkey/5503577288/
Awesome! What camera did you use? -
X201 18,461 posts
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Registered 12 years agoShuttle landing is scheduled for 9 March 16:58 GMT -
Zerobob 2,057 posts
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Registered 8 years agomcmonkeyplc wrote:
STS-133 launch from multiple angles
One of the best videos I have ever seen.
That was fantastic! I'm amazed at the stability of the recording, never mind what's actually being filmed! -
brokenkey 9,568 posts
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Registered 16 years agomcmonkeyplc wrote:
brokenkey wrote:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/brokenkey/5503577288/
Awesome! What camera did you use?
its a Panasonic TZ5, starry night mode, 60 second shutter. -
Tremendosaurus 1,194 posts
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Registered 11 years agobillythekid wrote:
that was pretty cool. What could i have seen with a decent telescope? Or was it moving too quickly?
It's possible, but bloody difficult. I tried to catch the ISS with my telescope the other night, but tracking it was a nightmare! -
Shuttles final wake up call a special one
Put a smile on my face. -
I saw the shuttle and ISS arcing low across the sky at 19:20 or so this evening. I was initially confused as I hadn't realised that the shuttle had undocked with the space station, so was surprised to see two satellites tracking across the sky where I was expecting to see just one.
That was so very very awesome.
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