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Ground Track
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Click here for a view
of the ground track during the pass, centred on your location.
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Whole Sky Chart
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This chart shows the path of the satellite across the sky.
Please note that East and West are NOT the "wrong way round"
if you hold the chart over your head to correspond to the
view of the sky.
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Pass Details
| Date: |
Thursday, 02 September, 2010
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| Satellite: | ISS |
| Observer's Location: | Reading (
51.4439°N, 0.9841°W) |
| Local Time: |
Greenwich Mean Time (GMT + 0:00)
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| Orbit: |
377 x 405 km, 51.6°
(Epoch 12 Feb) |
Sun altitude at time of maximum pass altitude: |
-14.0° |
| Event | Time |
Altitude
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Azimuth
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| Rises above horizon |
21:15:49 |
0° |
279° (W ) |
2,482 |
| Reaches 10° altitude |
21:19:12 |
10° |
246° (WSW) |
1,586 |
| Maximum altitude |
21:20:28 |
12° |
225° (SW ) |
1,480 |
| Enters shadow |
21:22:58 |
6° |
187° (S ) |
1,802 |
| Drops below 10° altitude |
21:21:44 |
10° |
204° (SSW) |
1,564 |
Detailed Star Chart
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