Remaining IIS overpasses for November to 12/3. These are low-probability sightings except 12/3. Date DOW TLT T_mag Twi-Ast Az Alt Rating 11/17/2005 Thurs 18:51 1.4 18:43 219.4 61.5 Possible 11/18/2005 Fri 19:17 1.4 18:42 227.5 17.3 Possible 11/20/2005 Sun 18:34 2.1 18:41 228.3 15.3 Problematic 11/29/2005 Tues 6:34 2.1 5:52 132.8 17.9 Problematic 12/01/2005 Thurs 5:50 1.4 5:54 133.5 19.8 Possible 12/03/2005 Sat 6:41 -1.2 5:56 306.5 31.1 Possible TLT = Highest transit point at this local time T_mag = Magnitude at this highest altitude Twi-Ast = Astronomical twilight time Az = Azimuth at highest altitude Alt = Altitude at highest altitude Notes: 11/18 Friday is a school Moon party. The Moon rises after the ISS overpass. Appears az 292.2 WNW deg Brightest az 227.5 SW Disappears az 223.3 deg SW. A pass low on the southwest horizon. At 1.4 mags and low to the horizon, this overpass may not be visible from an urban area but is worth looking for. 11/29 Tues overpass goes within 1 1/4 degs of Jupiter 12/03 Sat overpass goes within 1 deg of Capella; Nautical twilight is at 6:34am __________________________________ Yahoo! Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005 http://mail.yahoo.com