Following on form SpaceX's successes Oribital Sciences Corporation are now looking set to start suppling the ISS with their Antares rocket and Cygnus capsule wi=hich had a successful test yesterday following weather delays:

See below

oops? I think that might be the wrong link there, DD. You've shared the article of Buried Burmese Spitfires again.

Glad to see you are on your toes Mr Morton 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-22193330

Hey DD, you do know you can edit your posts rather than posting again if you like.

Look for the little screwdriver and spanner on your post or use the modify link at the top of your posts. 

Thanks Data, I did know about that but in this case it seemed better to own up and repost though 

But the 2nd link is wrong too!!

Smart arse 

I was just thinking it would be better to not leave a bad link on the thread, will be annoying for our guests.   

Good forum protocol and all that.

There you go removed and second link corrected, I appear to  be having a bad day 

Thanks DD 

It's Monday, the best day to have a bad day, you are forgiven   

SO OSC have launched Cygnus for it's proving flight to the ISS:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-24147578

Hopefully will have some clear skies and be able to spot this.
Brighton viewing.
Dublin viewing.
Carson City viewing.
Charlestown viewing.

Looks like the 2oth and 21st will be the best nights for my area, where the ISS sill glide past, followed shortly by Cygnus. Wish I had the video gear to handle recording the events, but I do not.

Buggered if I'm getting up that early in the morning to look at rain clouds 

Quote from: DaveMorton on September 18, 2013, 22:46:30 PM
Looks like the 2oth and 21st will be the best nights for my area, where the ISS sill glide past, followed shortly by Cygnus. Wish I had the video gear to handle recording the events, but I do not.

Looks like the 19th for you Dave, it'll be 20°. Still low. 10° will be pretty hard to spot. 29th for the ISS. Oops, just spotted that was this morning.

I may check the weather forecast and get up before 6am. Then again, DD's assessment is probably going to come true.