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Space station has now entered visible evening passes once again. The Space Station (ISS) with the Shuttle still attached makes a couple of passes this evening. First One out of the south, a low pass (only 15 degrees up in Avonport) peaks at 8:22 p.m. in the SE, passes near Jupiter. The second,about 90 min later, out of the WSW, reaches an altitude of 20 degrees when it hits Earth shadow and fades at 9:55 p.m. The shuttle disembarks just before midnight, so perhaps the next couple of evenings we may catch them passing one behind the other and the passes will be higher. Sherman
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