This just went out to media but I'm guessing there's interest here too: +++++ The weather looks perfect for seeing space shuttle Endeavour and the International Space Station tonight. Utahans will see the station leading the way over in the NW at 8:57 p.m. MDT, in or near the bucket of the Big Dipper, with the shuttle a short ways behind. The two will then pass high in the NE at 9:01 p.m., still with the station in the lead, and then set in the SE about 9:03 p.m. Both craft should be very bright and easily seen with just the naked eye even from the heavily light polluted Wasatch Front. They will look like two bright stars moving slowing across the sky. +++++ pw