OV9

Swervin_Mervin wrote: Sat May 30, 2020 8:42 pm Isbthere a 2nd pass later?

There’s an ISS pass due about 22:10, and you should be able to see Dragon about 5 mins later, apparently (don’t blame me if you can’t )

10:15 according to the BBC but it’s very low on the horizon so you’ll need a good vantage point

I mean, that was impressive, but the NASA administrator sucking Trumps cock really put a sour taste in my mouth.

And his too I imagine.

So ISS will pass at 10:10 and Dragon will pass at 10:15

Saw something go by around 1015, not sure if it was the ISS or the capsule. I assumed it was the ISA as it was pretty visible.

Yeah I saw ISS at 10:12 for 5 mins, pretty high but nothing after...

And just got back in to see Trump on the NASA stream talking about the riots and everything which isn’t space related

Mito Man wrote: Sat May 30, 2020 10:23 pm Yeah I saw ISS at 10:12 for 5 mins, pretty high but nothing after...

Same. Think I've got the neighbour into it as well as he came out to look again.

What was weird though was at about 10.16 we saw something really bright suddenly appear due south which then briefly headed north before fading and disappearing. Meteor?

It was also nice to see Doug and Bud - the team Daddies apparently - doing their hand jiving and general chilled attitude once zero-G was acheived. And the spangly dinosaur they released into the cabin as the zero-g test device.

Just wow

mik wrote: Sat May 30, 2020 11:10 pm Just wow

That was CAF

My niece got a good photo of the ISS chasing the moon...
They say they saw the module a few minutes later.

The ISS is now close enough to be seen by Dragon on the livestream
2:30 GMT is estimated docking time they just said.

Mito Man wrote: Sun May 31, 2020 10:35 am The ISS is now close enough to be seen by Dragon on the livestream
2:30 GMT is estimated docking time they just said.

GMT or BST?

GMT!

Amazing views right now.

Seems Bob and Doug are in good hands.