Alexei, Check out the astronomy pages at www.skypub.com as you may find an answer there. They used to have pages that told when certain satellites such as space station Mir was going to pass overhead. I haven't checked lately, but in any event the site should prove enjoyable to you. It is a really great site.
Check out the sky at a glance section, as it provides timely information on what celestial events are happening on any given day or week. Then you will know exactly what you are looking at each night! Jim Tallman FX Studios -----Original Message----- From: Pace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, September 06, 1999 9:05 PM Subject: off topic - ISS >Friends -- > > >I would be grateful to know... if any of you has some relevant software >etc... whether there will be any passes of the International Space Station >(ISS) above the locality of Mdina ( 35.8870°N, 14.4030°E) >tomorrow Wednesday 8 September 1999. Time used is CET +1 hour = ie. 2 hours >offset from GMT. > > >Thanks in advance.. >Alexei Pace > > > >
