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International Space Station or Santa's Sleigh

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ginny Wed 25-Dec-13 19:58:46

That should be DGS !

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ginny Wed 25-Dec-13 19:58:27

we saw it and DHS and I know it was Santa. See my post on Chat.

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Aka Wed 25-Dec-13 09:01:09

I saw it at 6.01 pm. very bright moving incredibly fast. It will be visible again tonight and tomorrow.

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glassortwo Tue 24-Dec-13 12:39:47

When I have searched our post code its 4.26, so worth checking, here is the link space station

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Ana Tue 24-Dec-13 12:05:37

If not, we've missed it! tchgrin

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Anne58 Tue 24-Dec-13 11:41:31

Aka that is 5.57 pm, isn't it? I.E Just before 18.00?

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Elegran Tue 24-Dec-13 09:22:58

Santa, not Sanra.

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Elegran Tue 24-Dec-13 09:22:35

And don't forget the Norad 24 hour Santa tracking site, which follows Santa's journey round the world as it happens, with illustrations. www.noradsanta.org/

There is also an advent calendar with a game on each page, and a Sanra village with music and more games.

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Aka Tue 24-Dec-13 08:17:54

Worth a try tonight if you've little ones around tchsmile

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Anne58 Mon 23-Dec-13 22:49:38

Aka what a lovely thought!

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Grannyknot Mon 23-Dec-13 22:48:31

Oh wow. Thanks for posting.

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Aka Mon 23-Dec-13 22:39:03

On Christmas Eve at 5.57 the ISS will pass over the UK. It will appear as a fast moving bright light and (weather permitting) be visible for about 3 minutes coming from the west and heading east.

Or if you are a small child it could be Santa's Sleigh

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