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The ISS passes are exceptionally bright at the moment too - very clear last night, looks similar for today, 21.14pm from West to East (ish). https://www.meteorwatch.org/iss-international-space-station-times-uk-march-2021/

Clip of the explosion here.............. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/science-environment-56275483

Needs to be done in true ‘Countdown’ style of course. I’ll have one from the top, two from the middle and one from the bottom please Rachel :)

Not quite how it was planned :eek::eek:

Live here, but is standing down anyway......‘unknown issue’ https://youtu.be/cQemy7NZ0ns

Just a heads up that the SpaceX launch (Falcon 9 with 57 satellites) is planned for tomorrow at 16.54pm BST. Info n Satellite visibility post-launch will follow on the site below but obviously will be too light to see the Falcon go over after take-off...

When do you think ? Will be too light to spot it after launch (usually about 15 mins before it goes over us - was looking for SL 5 last night but even at 10.15pm it was too light, particularly as the path was slightly to the North of us).....guessing c90 mins after on second pass maybe ?