Oh, I wasn't trying to photograph any structure or anything like that -
just wanted to record it trailing across the film. It does just appear
as a point source to the naked eye but apparently with binoculars you
can begin to see some structure.
If you want to look out for it, check out the following link:
http://www.heavens-above.com/main.asp?Loc=Bloomsbury&Lat=51.526&Lng=-0.119&TZ=GMT
That gives times for central London but it won't be very different for
the suburbs. It is very bright and worth seeing. I'll put my picture
on the web this evening so you can see what I got.
Roger
Sam Shiell wrote:
>
> Roger,
>
> Sorry if I'm being thick here, but how could you get the space station with
> a 28mm? I live on the edge of London and at night anything in the sky apart
> from the moon is just a white or coloured dot. (or are my eyes finally
> giving up on me?)
>
> Sam
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