It was pretty cool. It was about 90 degrees in the sky, started towards the southwest heading north. Looked like a bright star moving quick across the sky.
I think you'll be able to see it for a few more days around the same time, but I'm not sure.
EDIT: If you're interested,
Quote:
THE FOLLOWING ISS SIGHTINGS ARE POSSIBLE FROM MON JUL 06 TO TUE JUL 21
SATELLITE LOCAL DURATION MAX ELEV APPROACH DEPARTURE
DATE/TIME (MIN) (DEG) (DEG-DIR) (DEG-DIR)
ISS Mon Jul 06/09:11 PM 6 74 10 above SW 10 above NE
ISS Tue Jul 07/03:38 AM < 1 12 11 above N 12 above N
ISS Tue Jul 07/08:04 PM 1 20 20 above E 11 above ENE
ISS Tue Jul 07/09:37 PM 4 19 11 above W 11 above N
ISS Wed Jul 08/04:02 AM 5 43 11 above NNW 10 above ESE
ISS Wed Jul 08/08:25 PM 6 69 10 above SW 10 above NE
ISS Thu Jul 09/02:52 AM 3 14 11 above N 10 above ENE
ISS Thu Jul 09/04:26 AM 5 35 10 above WNW 12 above SSE
ISS Thu Jul 09/08:53 PM 1 17 17 above NNW 11 above N
ISS Fri Jul 10/03:20 AM < 1 13 13 above ESE 10 above ESE
ISS Sat Jul 11/08:07 PM 1 17 17 above NNW 10 above N
ISS Mon Jul 20/10:13 PM < 1 12 10 above N 12 above N
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07-06-2009, 10:19 PM
Anyone see the space station tonight?
Linear Mode
