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Last visible EVENING pass of the ISS til into June. Right after 9:01 from NW, peaks in SW about 9:03, Enters shadow in SE at 9:o5:30 Early in pass, passes near Venus and very thin Crescent Moon,, then in SW to south passes underneath Gemini Twin stars, close to Mars, then Regulus in LEO, and finally below Saturn. In other words, its pass could not be more aligned with the ecliptic. (the path the planets and moon follow. The sky will make the sighting a CHALLENGE. It is bright at this hour at this time of year and there are clouds scattered about, but the trend is toward clearing. In time??? We'll see. Sherman
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