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NASA News

Starshine
Last Saturday, NASA released a small satellite named 'Starshine' from the Space Shuttle Discovery.  Starshine is like a disco ball of mirrors launched so students can track it.  If you see it in your sky, it should flash slowly.  Here is a short web article for kids explaining about the Starshine Project.  I have added Starshine to the list of available satellites for tracking.

SpaceWarn Bulletin for June Released

A Bugs Life
I am listening so please be patient.  My subscriber list has increased significantly over the last month so I get lots of messages.

Patrick.E.Meyer@nasa.gov

NASA News
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NASA News for Kid's
June 7: Big Cities Make it Rain

 

Satellite Prediction Report
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Start Time:6/16 Latitude34.7
End Time:6/19 Longitude-86.5833
Time Zone:UTC-5.0   

Starshine approx. visual mag = 1.5
Date
(mm/dd)		RiseSetDuration
(mm:ss)		Sun Lit
(mm:ss)		Max.
Elevation		 Aprox.
Image
6/1805:15:40am NWSE10:4510:4561 NNE
6/1809:48:45pm SWNE10:3010:3067 NW
6/1904:17:35am NWESE10:1510:1526 NE

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