ISS Predictions - Tyneside

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Tyneside Satellite Predictions

Tyneside, UK
2020 Jan 17
Friday, Day 17

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ISS Visibility - Northumberland, Tyneside & County Durham

Predictions here are for viewing the International Space Station from South Shields, but you will find the information is valid For the whole Tyneside area plus County Durham and Northumberland.

Bright (Mag) - brightess using the star magnitude scale - the more negative the number, the brighter it will be,
Time - Greenwich Mean Time or British Summer Time depending on which is currently in force,
Alt - distance above the horizon..... overhead is 90°,
Az - the compass direction.

The ISS boosts its orbit at intervals to counter the effects of air drag. On rare occasions, it may run slightly late against these predictions for a few hours as a result.

Date	Bright	Start			Highest Point			End			Pass
	(Mag)	Time	Alt	Az	Time	Alt	Az	Time	Alt	Az	Type
22 Jan	-1.2	19:00:15	10°	SSW	19:01:04	14°	S	19:01:04	14°	S	visible
23 Jan	-1.6	18:12:57	10°	S	18:14:54	15°	SE	18:15:09	14°	SE	visible
23 Jan	-0.6	19:47:54	10°	SW	19:48:06	11°	SW	19:48:06	11°	SW	visible
24 Jan	-1.2	17:26:26	10°	SSE	17:27:05	10°	SE	17:27:45	10°	SE	visible
24 Jan	-2.0	19:00:05	10°	SW	19:02:07	25°	SSW	19:02:07	25°	SSW	visible
25 Jan	-2.2	18:12:21	10°	SSW	18:15:10	24°	SSE	18:16:05	21°	SE	visible
25 Jan	-0.8	19:48:15	10°	WSW	19:49:01	16°	WSW	19:49:01	16°	WSW	visible
26 Jan	-1.8	17:24:47	10°	SSW	17:27:15	19°	SSE	17:29:43	10°	ESE	visible
26 Jan	-2.7	19:00:18	10°	WSW	19:02:56	38°	SSW	19:02:56	38°	SSW	visible

Predictions Updated: 2020 Jan 17

Information is provided courtesy of the Heavens Above website where you can find help on satellite observing and predictions for more satellites. It also provides information on viewing 'interesting' astronomical objects such as Comets and Minor Planets.

The assistance of Chris Peat, the owner and author of the Heavens Above site is gratefully acknowledged. Click the logo to go there.