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Tag Archives: Space Station
Skywatch
Have you ever watched for the space shuttle, the space station, or just a satellite flying over? There’s a real handy tool online called Skywatch, that gives you the exact times and locations where you can see orbiting spacecraft pass over your city.
What a thrill to see the sunlight gleaming off the space station’s solar panels, as it streaks across the sky. I’ve seen satellites in the night sky just by accident, when I’m out camping under dark skies, and it’s always really cool, and I just can’t wait to see it again.
Go to spaceflight.nasa.gov/realdata/sightings to use Skywatch [...]
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Tagged Mission Control, NASA, Satellite, Skywatch, Space Shuttle, Space Station, Spacecraft
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