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September 10th 06, 12:50 AM
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how will the ISS appear to the unaided eye once the new pieces are added ?
I have been observing the ISS with just the unaided eye since April
2002. when the current shuttle Atlantis mission is complete and the new truss & solar panel pieces are added, how significantly brighter/larger can we expect the ISS to look when it passes near-directly overhead ? 
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