Watch the shuttle follow the ISS tonight! Sorry for the short notice - I just received the info myself. Begin looking in the NW at 6:20 p.m. tonight - it will be over by 6:25p.m when the ISS reaches 38 degrees above the horizon, less than halfway to the zenith overhead. The shuttle should follow - I don't know by how long, but I'd watch for a couple minutes. There are not too many shuttle missions left, so seeing each one is a treat! This is for southern California only. For other locations you can use the same website I do: http://www.heavens-above.com Happy hunting, and happy Thanksgiving too! Jane Event Time Altitude Azimuth Distance (km) Rises above horizon 18:21:33 0° 312° (NW ) 2,131 Reaches 10° altitude 18:23:33 10° 311° (NW ) 1,294 Maximum altitude 18:25:30 38° 304° (NW ) 536 Enters shadow 18:25:30 38° 304° (NW ) 536 -- Jane Houston Jones Monrovia, CA Websites: http:www.whiteoaks.com Old Town Astronomers: http://www.otastro.org My NASA JPL What's Up podcast: http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/news/whatsup.cfm Twitter: http://twitter.com/jhjones http://twitter.com/CassiniSaturn Blog: http://jane.whiteoaks.com/