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#WDEFWeather #News12Weather #SkyBlog12 - Another brilliant pass of the International Space Station tonight rising in the NW around 7:06 PM EST, fading in the SE close to Orion's shoulder and bright star Sirius. #KeepLookingUp

Meteorologist Austen Onek Jan 28

#WDEFWeather #News12Weather #Skyblog12: Satellite flyovers tonight will see the International Space Station make a brief but brilliant showing in the western skies at 7:52 PM EST, moving towards constellation Andromeda before fading quickly.
#KeepLookingUp

Meteorologist Austen Onek Jan 16

Looking near mid-screen for a steadily left-to-right point of light, the International Space Station, heading close to bright star Vega just below the Island Cove Marina & Resort logo, earlier Thursday evening. #KeepLookingUp

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Meteorologist Austen Onek Jan 15

#WDEFWeather #News12Weather #Skyblog12: The International Space Station will make a decently bright pass starting at 6:48 PM EST, but it will be very low to the NW horizon, so a clear sky without any clouds or obstructions will be the best viewing. #KeepLookingUp

Meteorologist Austen Onek Nov 14

#WDEFNews12 #SkyBlog12 Satellites Tonight: The International Space Station will make another bright pass over the @WDEFNews12 area Friday evening, rising in the WNW around 7:10 PM EST, fading between Polaris and the north horizon around 7:14 PM. #KeepLookingUp

Meteorologist Austen Onek Oct 16

#SkyBlog12 - The ISS will make two passes over the @WDEFNews12 viewing area this morning in the pre-sunrise hours. First, shorter & brighter, towards the eastern horizon fading in at 5:40 AM EDT. Second, less bright, from the WSW around 7:13 AM, passing the North Star on the way. #KeepLookingUp

Meteorologist Austen Onek Oct 14

#SkyBlog12 -- Early Wednesday morning will be your chance to catch not just one but two satellite flyovers.

First: the ISS rising in the SW after 6:24 AM EDT.

Second will be the Chinese space station "Tiangong", which will be less bright and rising in the NW around 7:08 AM EDT.
#KeepLookingUp

Meteorologist Austen Onek Oct 14

#Skyblog12 Backyard Astronomy - The ISS will make a SUPER-bright pass around 7:15 AM EDT, just prior to Tuesday sunrise.

Rising in the SW around 7:12 AM, passing near the Moon and bright planet Jupiter 7:15 AM, fading in the NE at 7:18 AM.

#KeepLookingUp

Meteorologist Austen Onek Oct 2

#Skyblog12 Backyard Astronomy: The International Space Station will make another semi-bright pass over the @WDEFNews12 viewing area, low to the western horizon rising in the WNW around 8:08 PM EDT, moving to and fading in the SSE a few minutes later. #KeepLookingUp

Meteorologist Austen Onek Oct 1

#SkyBlog12 Backyard Astronomy - The ISS will make a semi-bright pass over the @WDEFNews12 viewing area low in the western skies. Good viewing will be away from city lights and few obstructions near the horizon. Rising in the WNW around 8:54 PM EDT. #KeepLookingUp