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October 7, 2006Watching ISS Fly Over The Moon"This would be my first attempt at an ISS lunar transit after the deployment of the new solar arrays. The ISS was going to be at a range of only 260 miles ... I knew where to point my telescope. The transit would occur very near impact crater Tycho!" Posted by kcowing at October 7, 2006 1:18 PM |
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