geordiezimmerman wrote: 

 hobiejoe wrote: 
Yeah it's great innit? Love the aurora borealis that is clearly visible. Still need to go see those before i actually believe they are real :-)

Glad you dig :-) 

 ErikX wrote: 
There are a few sites but try this one. It's not very intuitive but you enter your location, time zone then submit and find the link for the ISS and it gives you a chart for visible flyovers...

For example:

 

Date	Mag	Starts			Max. altitude			Ends
		Time	Alt.	Az.	Time	Alt.	Az.	Time	Alt.	Az.
16 Nov	-1.4	06:41:28	10	SSW	06:44:13	31	SE	06:47:00	10	ENE
17 Nov	-0.4	05:44:35	10	S	05:46:31	16	SE	05:48:28	10	E
18 Nov	-2.8	06:21:18	10	SW	06:24:20	57	SE	06:27:21	10	ENE
19 Nov	-1.5	05:24:54	18	S	05:26:27	27	SE	05:29:07	10	E
20 Nov	0.1	04:29:59	11	ESE	04:29:59	11	ESE	04:30:16	10	E
20 Nov	-3.6	06:02:18	20	WSW	06:04:18	81	NNW	06:07:23	10	ENE
21 Nov	-1.9	05:07:05	36	E	05:07:05	36	E	05:09:13	10	ENE
21 Nov	-2.6	06:39:34	10	W	06:42:24	32	NNW	06:45:13	10	NE
22 Nov	-3.2	05:43:58	49	NW	05:44:11	50	NNW	05:47:08	10	NE
23 Nov	-0.4	04:48:21	15	ENE	04:48:21	15	ENE	04:48:58	10	ENE
23 Nov	-2.2	06:20:38	17	WNW	06:22:13	26	NNW	06:24:53	10	NE
24 Nov	-1.8	05:24:53	26	NNE	05:24:53	26	NNE	05:26:39	10	NE
24 Nov	-1.8	06:57:57	10	NW	07:00:25	22	N	07:02:53	10	NE

 

 ErikX wrote: 
A combination of tarot cards, chicken entrails, seances to contact pioneering Victorian astronomers and a website. Oh, and once you know where and when to look, a pair of Mk1 eyeballs.

 hobiejoe wrote: 
How do you know when its passing over you? 

 geordiezimmerman wrote: 
Beautiful - good find Geordie.
 
I wonder if the ISS has a live feed showing what they can see at any given time - we often run out of the pub to wave whenever it's passing over us, and it would be nice to see what they see at the same time.

Wow. Toooooooo cool.


 

 Manbird wrote: 
Nice, Rob. One of my favorite birds.  I've seen 'em hit the water SO HARD you're sure they're going to come up dead, never mind fishless, but nope.  Amazingly, they are much reviled by some of the snobbish high-end fly-fishing crowd in Montana, since the osprey eat some of "their" fish.  Who was here first, dudes?

 

 Manbird wrote: 
Positively spiritual.  I guess I missed the parody part.

 Manbird wrote: 

 Manbird wrote: 
good job!  

pretty darn cool

enjoyed it

next time i'd like to see you introduce more animals if possible

and maybe a bonfire/pyre at sunset

or not

Σ

 Proclivities wrote: 

amazing.  amazing patience.

Saving a life!

Cool stop-motion "paper-cuts", typographic sculpture videos from artist Bianca Chang.

The making of A from Bianca Chang on Vimeo.

The Amazing Osprey

 Manbird wrote: 
          WOW..way,way cool !