The last couple of mornings were a bust for viewing, because I slept through my alarms (must have been very tired). This morning, however, is a different story. I'll be hopping outside in about 10 minutes, and hope to see the ISS glide past, followed about a minute later by Cygnus. I'll report back when it's all over.

Well, this morning was a bust as well, because the only clouds in the sky were also to the north/northeast. Drat!

However, Jupiter is up in the mornings now, so I set up my brother's small telescope and had a good look at not only old Jove himself, but also several moons. That almost made up for it.

Quote from: DaveMorton on September 21, 2013, 13:07:11 PM
However, Jupiter is up in the mornings now, so I set up my brother's small telescope and had a good look at not only old Jove himself, but also several moons. That almost made up for it.

Sounds good, It was worth it then 

Cygnus has arrived at the ISS:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-24306173

And SpaceX continue to go from strenghth to strength:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-24326413