ISS PASSES FOR LONDON

Seems to be a few chances from tonight to catch a glimps of the ISS passing over. All passes are very bright so you won't miss it. Here is a table for the times and where to find it. The minus in the mag coloum means it's bright ie: -2.4 is brighter than 0.2 and 0.2 is brighter than 1.2. Hope that makes sense.

Date	Mag	Starts			Max. altitude			Ends
		Time	Alt.	Az.	Time	Alt.	Az.	Time	Alt.	Az.
13 Oct	-2.4	19:08:09	10	W	19:11:01	88	NW	19:13:07	17	E
13 Oct	0.2	20:43:17	10	W	20:44:30	22	W	20:44:30	22	W
14 Oct	-2.5	19:31:21	10	W	19:34:16	85	NNE	19:35:18	35	E
14 Oct	1.2	21:06:30	10	W	21:06:42	11	W	21:06:42	11	W
15 Oct	-2.4	18:19:23	10	W	18:22:18	88	NE	18:25:09	10	E
15 Oct	-2.5	19:54:31	10	W	19:57:30	73	S	19:57:30	73	S
16 Oct	-2.2	18:42:33	10	W	18:45:16	77	WNW	18:48:18	10	E
16 Oct	-0.8	20:17:42	10	W	20:19:41	33	WSW	20:19:41	33	WSW
17 Oct	-2.4	19:05:40	10	W	19:08:38	74	S	19:10:31	18	ESE
17 Oct	0.6	20:41:03	10	W	20:41:54	15	WSW	20:41:54	15	WSW
18 Oct	-1.5	19:28:48	10	W	19:31:35	43	SSW	19:32:46	26	SSE
19 Oct	-2.2	18:16:44	10	W	18:19:38	75	S	18:22:29	10	ESE
19 Oct	-0.3	19:52:06	10	W	19:54:27	22	SSW	19:55:04	21	SSW
20 Oct	-1.4	18:39:49	10	W	18:42:38	44	SSW	18:45:21	10	SE
20 Oct	0.8	20:16:27	10	SW	20:17:08	11	SW	20:17:28	10	SW
21 Oct	-0.1	19:03:04	10	W	19:05:25	23	SSW	19:07:46	10	SSE
22 Oct	1.0	19:27:19	10	SW	19:28:05	11	SW	19:28:51	10	SSW