Great ISS site!

For a fleeting second , yesterday ISS transitted the Moon in daylight. The event was visible through a narrow corridor stretching across the UK

Following hours of careful planning I managed to catch the transit on video.

If you have ever wondered what ISS looks like in daylight....then check out my website
www.satcom.freeserve.co.uk

Simply follow the ISS Lunar transit link.
There are other pictures and animations on the main page showing ISS close up.

Regards,

John.

S.T.E. is a software born 'playing' (but seriously :) with the programming in TurboPascal (Borland, version 7.01).
Besides, due to the interest about the 'sat-tracking'.
This software can track, real-time, every satellites in orbit, included the ISS (International Space Station), obviously :)

Click HERE to download the program

The Progress 11 cargo ship will carry about 2,404 kilograms (5,300 pounds) of supplies to the orbital outpost. Progress 11 is scheduled to link up with the orbital outpost's Pirs Docking Compartment at 6:17 a.m. CDT (1117 GMT) June 11.

I thought I'd write next about what it is like to fly. That of course ishow we get around up here on the space station. The main difference between life up here and life down there is that things don't drop to the floor here when you let go of them, and that includes yourself.....