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DIV><BR class=3D"khtml-block-placeholder"></ Bev and I observed the nice pass of ISS and Endeavour. ISS rivaled Jupiter in brightness. Discovery, once it went east of us, brightened as much as Arcturus . ISS preceeded the shuttle by about 14 or 15 degrees when they were above the SW. The ISS was in view well before it passed quite near Arcturus (more or less within a degree). We did not notice Discouvery until it was almost to Acturus, trailing the space station by about 35 seconds. While watching when they were in the area above Jupiter we observed a bright meteor. It flashed momentarily from an altitude of about 60 degrees for a short bright streak heading perpendicular (to the ISS track) down toward the SW horizon. Here's wishing the crew on Discouvery a safe return tomorrow, expected just after lunch. Sherman
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