Category Archives: space observations

Follow -UP! ISS interesting info.

Posted on July 16, 2020 by robbiemct3

I randomly typed in “astronauts who knit” today. Found this tidbit.   Sewing (knitting?some confusion there) at 17000mph…..How did I miss the years ago? Karen Nyberg Back on earth at the Houston Quilt Festival Quilting in space   Ironically – … Continue reading →

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Early morning transit: Right on time!

Posted on July 15, 2020 by robbiemct3

  If you’ve seen the space station fly over, you’ll understand different perspectives. From our view these brave folks appear to be flying in a bright point of light, somewhere close to twice Jupiter in size brightness right now. Twenty … Continue reading →

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