Ok, before anyone here has a chance to tease me 'bout it, I was misquoted in the piece in today's Tribune about the "Super" Moon. It's Saturn to in the south, not Jupiter. In other news, CalSky shows a so-so ISS pass tonight: Appears 22h29m47s 2.5mag az:298.1° WNW horizon Culmination 22h34m57s -2.7mag az:224.8° SW h:29.5° distance: 771.7km height above Earth: 413.9km elevation of Sun: -14° Disappears 22h36m27s -2.6mag az:180.2° S h:20.2° patrick