UK International Space Station viewing details for 2 December 2008

Tonight you'll have another chance to see the International Space Station as a bright, slow moving point of light across the sky at the following times:

Date	Appears			Max Height			Vanishes
	Time	Alt.	Az.	Time	Alt.	Az.	Time	Alt.	Az.
2 Dec	17:43	10	W	17:46	80	SSW	17:47	51	ESE

Alt is Altitude in degrees above the horizon. 0 degrees is the horizon up to 90 degrees which is the point directly above your head.
Az is Azimuth (basically the compass bearing).
As ever, the actual times will vary (up to a few minutes) depending on your location.

Starry Skies,

Anton
[Captain Cosmos]
www.vamplew.co.uk

A Great Evening Sky for 1 December 2008

At around 5.30-5.45pm tonight (1 Dec) take a look into the south-western evening skies and you'll see a great grouping of three objects: the thin crescent Moon, with bright Venus close to its lower-right and Jupiter a short distance up to the right.




You'll also have another chance to see the International Space Station as a bright, slow moving point of light across the sky at the following times:

Date	Appears			Max Height			Vanishes
	Time	Alt.	Az.	Time	Alt.	Az.	Time	Alt.	Az.
1 Dec	17:16	10	W	17:19	81	N	17:21	25	E

Alt is Altitude in degrees above the horizon. 0 degrees is the horizon up to 90 degrees which is the point directly above your head.
Az is Azimuth (basically the compass bearing).
As ever, the actual times will vary (up to a few minutes) depending on your location.

Starry Skies,

Anton
[Captain Cosmos]
www.vamplew.co.uk

UK International Space Station viewing details for 30 November 2008

Tonight you'll have another chance to see the International Space Station as a bright, slow moving point of light across the sky at the following times:

Date	Appears			Max Height			Vanishes
	Time	Alt.	Az.	Time	Alt.	Az.	Time	Alt.	Az.
30 Nov	16:51	10	W	16:54	87	N	16:57	13	E

Alt is Altitude in degrees above the horizon. 0 degrees is the horizon up to 90 degrees which is the point directly above your head.
Az is Azimuth (basically the compass bearing).
As ever, the actual times will vary (up to a few minutes) depending on your location.

UK International Space Station viewing details for 29 November 2008

Tonight you'll have another chance to see the International Space Station as a bright, slow moving point of light across the sky at the following times:

Date	Appears			Max Height			Vanishes
	Time	Alt.	Az.	Time	Alt.	Az.	Time	Alt.	Az.
29 Nov	17:57	10	W	18:00	80	NNW	18:00	80	NNW

Note: The ISS will disappear whilst almost overhead

Alt is Altitude in degrees above the horizon. 0 degrees is the horizon up to 90 degrees which is the point directly above your head.
Az is Azimuth (basically the compass bearing).
As ever, the actual times will vary (up to a few minutes) depending on your location.

UK International Space Station viewing details for 28 November 2008

Tonight you'll be able to see the International Space Station as a bright, slow moving point of light across the sky at the following times:

Date	Appears			Max Height			Vanishes
	Time	Alt.	Az.	Time	Alt.	Az.	Time	Alt.	Az.
28 Nov	17:30	10	W	17:33	89	S	17:34	35	E

Alt is Altitude in degrees above the horizon. 0 degrees is the horizon up to 90 degrees which is the point directly above your head.
Az is Azimuth (basically the compass bearing).
As ever, the actual times will vary (up to a few minutes) depending on your location.

UK International Space Station viewing details for 27 November 2008

Tonight you'll be able to see the International Space Station as a bright, slow moving point of light across the sky at the following times:

Date	Appears			Max Height			Vanishes
	Time	Alt.	Az.	Time	Alt.	Az.	Time	Alt.	Az.
27 Nov	17:03	10	WSW	17:06	56	SSE	17:08	15	E

Alt is Altitude in degrees above the horizon. 0 degrees is the horizon up to 90 degrees which is the point directly above your head.
Az is Azimuth (basically the compass bearing).
As ever, the actual times will vary (up to a few minutes) depending on your location.

UK International Space Station viewing details for 26 November 2008

Tonight you'll be able to see the International Space Station as a bright, slow moving point of light across the sky at the following times:

Date	Appears			Max Height			Vanishes
	Time	Alt.	Az.	Time	Alt.	Az.	Time	Alt.	Az.
26 Nov	16:33	10	SSW	16:35	26	SSE	16:38	10	E
26 Nov	18:07	10	WSW	18:10	64	WSW	18:10	64	WSW

Alt is Altitude in degrees above the horizon. 0 degrees is the horizon up to 90 degrees which is the point directly above your head.
Az is Azimuth (basically the compass bearing).
As ever, the actual times will vary (up to a few minutes) depending on your location.