STS-135, the final voyage of the United States' Space Shuttle Program is underway and the shuttle is currently docked with the International Space Station. Wiregrass residents will have two good opportunities to see the shuttle this week.
- Wed, 20 July at 548am, the Shuttle will zip across the Southeast sky. Look for it at 129 degrees azimuth and a relatively low, 33 degrees elevation. The shuttle and ISS will be moving from right to left.
- The best view this week will be Fri, 22 July at 529am. The Shuttle will be in the ESE sky almost directly overhead. Look for it at 108 deg azimuth, 84 deg elevation. Shuttle and ISS will be moving from right to left.
If the weather is good, don't miss this opportunity. If you do spot the Shuttle and ISS, be sure to leave a message in the comment field of the blog that we can share with others. Thanks and Good Luck!
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