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fealeybob14 posted an update 2 years ago
@josef Any dark sky, Space Station moon transit etc. plans for tonight?
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fealeybob14 posted an update 2 years ago
@josef Any dark sky, Space Station moon transit etc. plans for tonight?
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Well, there will be tonight 5/20 visible 22 Starlinks G6-30 from 22:34 for about 4 minutes at SouthWest entering Earth shadow inside constellation Leo. Magnitudes only 2.8 and I guess they will be spread 5 times more than yesterday.
ISS is passing above Cassiopeia at ~22:02 and again at ~23:39 ending in shadow in Cepheus.
I will fiddle with my DSLR from my backyard.