I must seriously be an idiot... because both of those websites make me feel like I need a degree in astrophysics to understand any of it. Is there any site where you can put your zip code in and it tells you something like, "At 10pm, look up and toward the North"?? I don't have clue one how to figure out all that degree and azimuth and whatnot stuff...![]()
Yes - yes - thats what I need!
I got this:
ISS
Wed Jul 08/10:31 PM
5
29
12 above W 11 above NE
So far, Ive figured out the date and time.![]()
Yes - yes - thats what I need!
I got this:
ISS
Wed Jul 08/10:31 PM
5
29
12 above W 11 above NE
So far, Ive figured out the date and time.![]()
I must seriously be an idiot... because both of those websites make me feel like I need a degree in astrophysics to understand any of it. Is there any site where you can put your zip code in and it tells you something like, "At 10pm, look up and toward the North"?? I don't have clue one how to figure out all that degree and azimuth and whatnot stuff...![]()
-3.3 20:45:20 10 SW 20:48:10 60 SE 20:51:07 10 NE
This is what I get from heavens above.
The magnitude will be -3.3 at max
At 20:45:20 (8:45:20 pm) will appear at 10 degrees above the horizon in the South West (note: 0 degrees is the horizon and 90 degrees is directly overhead)
At 20:48:10, the ISS will be at 60 degrees above the horizon in the South East
At 20:51.07, the ISS will disappear at 10 degrees above the horizon in the NE
The general path will start from the SW to NE.
does that help? (what website did you use)
WOW-talk about right place at the right time! Just happened upon this thread 15 mins ago--went outside and saw it!!!!!!!!!!! VERY cool!!!
MAN!!!
Stinking clouds!!!!![]()
I must seriously be an idiot... because both of those websites make me feel like I need a degree in astrophysics to understand any of it. Is there any site where you can put your zip code in and it tells you something like, "At 10pm, look up and toward the North"?? I don't have clue one how to figure out all that degree and azimuth and whatnot stuff...![]()
-3.3 20:45:20 10 SW 20:48:10 60 SE 20:51:07 10 NE
This is what I get from heavens above.
The magnitude will be -3.3 at max
At 20:45:20 (8:45:20 pm) will appear at 10 degrees above the horizon in the South West (note: 0 degrees is the horizon and 90 degrees is directly overhead)
At 20:48:10, the ISS will be at 60 degrees above the horizon in the South East
At 20:51.07, the ISS will disappear at 10 degrees above the horizon in the NE
The general path will start from the SW to NE.
does that help? (what website did you use)
http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/realdata/sightings/
in the left hand corner where it says sightings there is a drop down menu
choose country, then state then nearest city
For my city its this:
ISS Wed Jul 08/11:32 PM, Duration 4, Max Elev 18
10 above WNW 11 above NNE
This means it will happen at 11:32pm,
it will take 4 minutes to cross the sky,
the max elevation above the horizon will be 18 degrees,
it will start in the West North West sky and go to the North North East part of the sky
18 degrees is low in the sky. It will look like its moving along the horizon