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How can I make it up to you? How about a prediction for a Iridium Flare over Brighton?

I'm afraid it was quite pants. It was low in the sky (about 10 degrees) and was only faintly visible for about 15 secs at the most. Thats the problem with these foriegn satellites. What we need is a TRIED & TESTED english satellite to provide better viewing tbh, probably not worth the frost bite

That Spy Satellite that is due to crash next month will be viewable from Brighton tonight at 18:54:29 It starts in the south and only last about 35secs. It'll be quite low in the sky. Of course, next month we might be treated to a much closer encounter. Apologies in advance if this turns out...

cor. great first effort. they sent a txt with my time as 1:37:13 so i've lost a minute!

You might want to check that hasn't eaten into the rest of garage

innit

Nice one! In touching distance of the 1:30 mark.... I started way too fast and paid for it at the end. When i got to the bottom of the marina slope, just when I wanted a last 10min effort - I had absolutley nothing left. If the link below works, it gives the story of my run. You can see...

Subject to confirmation, I think I done it in 1:36 ish. I'm completly ruined now. I ran out of steam with 2 miles to go and virtually crawled home.

I'm doing it. looking to improve upon my 1:43 last year. I stopped three (yes, three!) times for a piss last year so if I can control my bladder, I might sneak under 1:40. I might just piss myself and save some time that way. Weather looks ok, quite cold and not too windy

18th Feb 18:56:56 but will only be visible for about 30secs but should be better on the 19th at 18:50:09. All weather permitting of course. They'll be lower in the sky than the ISS has been

18:22 tonight....

Thats alright innit?

Its the one that doesn't flash. It'll look like a bright star moving quite fast across the sky from, roughly, west to east. Planes flash because they've got lights, the ISS & Shuttle doesn't because its lit up from the sun shining on it.

There is the other matter of an additional planning application for Falmer before work can start - nothing dramatic, just a tidying up excercise but certainly worth keeping in mind.

18:22:38 Hopefully it won't be too cloudy

It was visible over Bristol at virtually the same time - theres really not that much in it. It goes over Bristol again tonight at 19:36:57 so you may see it providing it hasn't got too dark by then. It goes over Brighton again tonight at 19:37:29. Last night the second pass was visible but...

5mins give 'em a wave

same old, same old - providing it doesn't cloud over Look in the west to see these astro-beauties

I believe the club were expecting Brighton University to start dismantelling their buildings currently on the development site last week. These all need to be cleared before anything else can start. If this has indeed happened then, technically, work (albeit loosley connected) has begun. Maybe...