Ay about 8pm in the evening,(just dark enough) a steady light appears in the sky approx. SE at about 20 degrees elevation. It moves towards South and at 11pm is approx SSE about 30 degrees elevation. What is it?
Any Astronomers?
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Details of where the ISS is now, and future orbital passes are here:
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Also details other satellite orbital information.
http://www.heavens-above.com
Also details other satellite orbital information.
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EddieM
Tried it once but realised I just had stars in my eyes. I'll get me telescope.
Jupiter has been the brightest thing (after the moon ) in the south/south-east sky for a while now
With just 10x binos you will see its smooth orangey round shape, unlike a star, and you can see at least four of its moons as little dots around it.
With just 10x binos you will see its smooth orangey round shape, unlike a star, and you can see at least four of its moons as little dots around it.
venus
brightest light in the sky
brightest light in the sky
yes but a 747 doesn't have red and green satellites 
Not now its not.
Its a bit dim currently and only visible in the morning sky nearing sunrise at this time of year, and will only brighten up in December, but still not evening visible this year
no doubt the morning star must then be an alien spaceship then
It cant be the ISS niether, I watch that last night cross the sky.
It travels easterly and at quite a pace, covering horizon to horizon in around 4 mins
It travels easterly and at quite a pace, covering horizon to horizon in around 4 mins
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