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Old October 22nd 06, 07:29 PM posted to uk.sci.astronomy
david
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Sorry to ak what migfht be a coomon faq, but I am after a good way of
predicting position of iridium flares. Anyone know of one??

i am southern uk based.

David


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Old October 22nd 06, 07:34 PM posted to uk.sci.astronomy
david
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sorry guys,

just found heavens above.

d




"david" wrote in message
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Sorry to ak what migfht be a coomon faq, but I am after a good way of
predicting position of iridium flares. Anyone know of one??

i am southern uk based.

David



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Old October 22nd 06, 07:51 PM posted to uk.sci.astronomy
Gogo[_1_]
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david wrote:
sorry guys,

just found heavens above.

d

Also, http://www.calsky.com/
for iridium, ISS and all sort of other stuff. Don't know why but they
don't always agree for iridiums...

Philippe
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Old October 22nd 06, 11:00 PM posted to uk.sci.astronomy
Jonathan Silverlight[_1_]
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Default iridium flare prediction

In message , Gogo
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david wrote:
sorry guys,
just found heavens above.
d

Also, http://www.calsky.com/
for iridium, ISS and all sort of other stuff. Don't know why but they
don't always agree for iridiums...


Tell me more :-)

I've always found heavens-above very reliable, although it doesn't (yet
?) do ISS transits of the Sun and Moon.
 




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