The Space Shuttle crew is doing some work on the International Space Station. You'll be able to see both objects as one this week as they make a fly-by over the region. The magnitude of brightness on these trips will range from -1.9 to -2.5, making them brighter than the brightest star.
Here's when and where you can see them...
Thursday, November 20: 6:13:54 PM, coming from SSW with a maximum elevation of 36°
Friday, November 21: 6:39:40 PM, coming from WSW with a maxium elevation of 50°
Saturday, November 22: 5:30:35 PM, coming from SSW with a maxium elevation of 40°
Sunday, November 23: 5:56:24 PM, coming from WSW with a maximum elevation of 61°
Here's when and where you can see them...
Thursday, November 20: 6:13:54 PM, coming from SSW with a maximum elevation of 36°
Friday, November 21: 6:39:40 PM, coming from WSW with a maxium elevation of 50°
Saturday, November 22: 5:30:35 PM, coming from SSW with a maxium elevation of 40°
Sunday, November 23: 5:56:24 PM, coming from WSW with a maximum elevation of 61°
