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July 29th 05, 09:07 AM
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Astronomy Binoculars - Help Needed
Can Someone tell me what would be the best sort of Binoculars to view the
Space Shuttle and ISS as they fly overhead. Next week we have an opportunity here to see them both at 1 minute apart and I would like to purchase some binoculars before then. Can you see any sort of detail through binoculars?? Thanks. 
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