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You’ve been on too many Zoom calls [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

Something strangely comforting about watching the commander of the ISS preparing to open the hatch to let the Dragon crew in, and having to use a roll of duck tape to secure some things in a plastic bag before sticking them in a cupboard [emoji23][emoji23]

......and now moving back into daylight......capsule holding about 240 metres from the ISS, crew about to have a bash at some manual manoeuvres.

Live feed is just fascinating........black background of earth, with the occasional lightning flash

This......have seen the ISS several times over the last month - that was the slower, very bright object.

Too light......second pass at 10.15, 5 mins after ISS (which will be very bright, coming from the West - v easy to see)

Bang inside a small circle on a ship. FFS. The precision is just extraordinary.

15 mins after takeoff- will be too light though....

Not at 8.30 [emoji3525]

Be too early to see it pass over on Saturday too.....about 8.35pm.

Arse.

Very bright ISS pass due at 22.57 too....................

It passes over us about 15 mins after leaving Florida. This site has been absolutely bang on with all recent ISS and Starlink timings/visibility (yes I know it sounds boring, but anything to break lockdown tedium). ISS the last few nights has been exceptionally bright...