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Reverie
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Reged: 03/27/08
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Shenzhou 7 will be launched 8 hours after. The launch will be broadcast through CCTV's official website.
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Where are the stars now? Where would I have to go in order to see them?
I walk forth into this fractured world, yet my thoughts were forever of the sky.
~Reverie Planetarian~
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desertstars
Deja moo
Reged: 11/05/03
Posts: 30044
Loc: Tucson, AZ
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Best of luck to them, and may the mission be completed safely and successfully.
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Tom W.
SVP8 'She turned me into a 3-legged Newt' EQ
Ralph, the All-Purpose 102mm Refractor
Under the Desert Stars
Alcohol and calculus do not mix. Please don't drink and derive.
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Kobayashi
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Reged: 07/10/08
Posts: 291
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Looks like a successful launch! Great news.
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-- Ken Kobayashi
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PhilCo126
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Reged: 01/14/05
Posts: 1300
Loc: coastline of Belgium
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Checking http://www.heavensat.ru/english/
I was able to figure out that the Chinese spacecraft was visible from Belgium, passing under the planet Jupiter at about the time that the ISS passed over Belgium last evening, followed by the ATV 10 minutes later!
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TS 152/1200 ( f 7.90 ) Achromatic Refractor
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JerryWise
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Reged: 12/26/03
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Loc: Lexington, SC
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They made it back safely. Great job China.
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Jerry
LX200ACF 14", Tak FS 152 & TOA 150
AP-1200 & Mach1
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