Cosmos 1: Down under

Hi,

I live on the Central East coast of Austrralia. I heard that cosmos 1 will
be clearly vissible to the naked eye.
Where abouts in the night sky should I look, to try and spot it? What would
I see?

thanks and cheers

peter pax

peter wrote:
Hi,

I live on the Central East coast of Austrralia. I heard that cosmos 1 will
be clearly vissible to the naked eye.
Where abouts in the night sky should I look, to try and spot it? What would
I see?

thanks and cheers

peter pax


This site will tell you about everything visible passing over:
http://www.heavens-above.com/

"John Popelish" wrote in message
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peter wrote:
Hi,

I live on the Central East coast of Austrralia. I heard that cosmos 1
will be clearly vissible to the naked eye.
Where abouts in the night sky should I look, to try and spot it? What
would I see?

thanks and cheers

peter pax
This site will tell you about everything visible passing over:
http://www.heavens-above.com/

Well, thankyou very much.. That is a great site.

Cheers
peter pax

In message , John Popelish
writes
peter wrote:
Hi,
I live on the Central East coast of Austrralia. I heard that cosmos
1 will be clearly vissible to the naked eye.
Where abouts in the night sky should I look, to try and spot it? What
would I see?
thanks and cheers
peter pax
This site will tell you about everything visible passing over:
http://www.heavens-above.com/

Cosmos 1 has apparently been successfully launched :-)
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/4110912.stm and Heavens-Above is
already giving predictions, with the caveat that the solar sail won't be
deployed for a few days. Let's hope that works too.
--
Boycott whale killers - Japan, Iceland, Norway
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On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 23:35:39 +0100, Jonathan Silverlight
wrote:

In message , John Popelish
writes
peter wrote:
Hi,
I live on the Central East coast of Austrralia. I heard that cosmos
1 will be clearly vissible to the naked eye.
Where abouts in the night sky should I look, to try and spot it? What
would I see?
thanks and cheers
peter pax
This site will tell you about everything visible passing over:
http://www.heavens-above.com/

Cosmos 1 has apparently been successfully launched :-)

Throcket yes, but alas, the experiment has not.

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On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 23:35:39 +0100, Jonathan Silverlight
wrote:

In message , John Popelish
writes
peter wrote:
Hi,
I live on the Central East coast of Austrralia. I heard that cosmos
1 will be clearly vissible to the naked eye.
Where abouts in the night sky should I look, to try and spot it? What
would I see?
thanks and cheers
peter pax
This site will tell you about everything visible passing over:
http://www.heavens-above.com/

Cosmos 1 has apparently been successfully launched :-)

Throcket yes, but alas, the experiment has not.

..."if at first...."
or
"third time lucky" ?

What a shame.

Did thet really fund this experiment for about $4mil ?

Throcket yes, but alas, the experiment has not.

.."if at first...."
or
"third time lucky" ?

What a shame.

Did thet really fund this experiment for about $4mil ?
Yes, hopefully it was insured.