SkyCalPro | Kev
@skycalpro.com
🔭I loved CalSky🛰️the app to that tells you what you will see if you look up at the sky tonight. 🪐 I waited for someone to recreate it after it went offline but no-one did so I created it myself...💫
https://skycalpro.com
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SkyCalPro - Calculate your own Sky Calendar
Rocket Launches-Planets-Satellites-Meteor Showers-Sun and Moon...and more!
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Leonids Meteor Shower
(Class I) meteor shower in Leo constellation, Peak rate (ZHR) of 3-10 per hour traveling at a velocity of 70km/sec from parent object 55P/Tempel-Tuttle, peak status: 3 days to peak
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#Leonids
(Class I) meteor shower in Leo constellation, Peak rate (ZHR) of 3-10 per hour traveling at a velocity of 70km/sec from parent object 55P/Tempel-Tuttle, peak status: 3 days to peak
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#Leonids
Starlink Train predictions: Dev tests passed. Silly fail (fixed now)
It works but I'd like visual confirmation to see if the prediction is working as I think. Reply with a yes if you would like to preview to check if it works. If enough people do, I'll make the staging server available tomorrow!
It works but I'd like visual confirmation to see if the prediction is working as I think. Reply with a yes if you would like to preview to check if it works. If enough people do, I'll make the staging server available tomorrow!
November 28, 2025 at 11:23 PM
Starlink Train predictions: Dev tests passed. Silly fail (fixed now)
It works but I'd like visual confirmation to see if the prediction is working as I think. Reply with a yes if you would like to preview to check if it works. If enough people do, I'll make the staging server available tomorrow!
It works but I'd like visual confirmation to see if the prediction is working as I think. Reply with a yes if you would like to preview to check if it works. If enough people do, I'll make the staging server available tomorrow!
I’m working on starlink passes at the moment. Code is running. Just finalising the tests on dev.
Hopefully testing completes this evening ready for staging server stage on Friday. Might be live over the weekend. Might not be, we’ll see
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Hopefully testing completes this evening ready for staging server stage on Friday. Might be live over the weekend. Might not be, we’ll see
skycalpro.com
SkyCalPro - Calculate your own Sky Calendar
Rocket Launches-Planets-Satellites-Meteor Showers-Sun and Moon...and more!
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November 26, 2025 at 6:28 PM
I’m working on starlink passes at the moment. Code is running. Just finalising the tests on dev.
Hopefully testing completes this evening ready for staging server stage on Friday. Might be live over the weekend. Might not be, we’ll see
skycalpro.com
Hopefully testing completes this evening ready for staging server stage on Friday. Might be live over the weekend. Might not be, we’ll see
skycalpro.com
My walk at lunchtime earlier
November 26, 2025 at 5:53 PM
My walk at lunchtime earlier
Just finished work, nice view of the moon earlier and getting excited about the ISS passing near Saturn. Just about to set the scope up…
My foggy view of the sky right now…
My foggy view of the sky right now…
November 26, 2025 at 5:52 PM
Just finished work, nice view of the moon earlier and getting excited about the ISS passing near Saturn. Just about to set the scope up…
My foggy view of the sky right now…
My foggy view of the sky right now…
Next up this evening. ISS passes over Europe. A nice long overhead pass for viewers in France and Italy. For viewers in UK, Belgium, Germany and Austria a chance to view ISS occulting Saturn...
For times and maps, view skycalpro.com
#Astronomy #ISS
For times and maps, view skycalpro.com
#Astronomy #ISS
November 26, 2025 at 5:06 PM
Next up this evening. ISS passes over Europe. A nice long overhead pass for viewers in France and Italy. For viewers in UK, Belgium, Germany and Austria a chance to view ISS occulting Saturn...
For times and maps, view skycalpro.com
#Astronomy #ISS
For times and maps, view skycalpro.com
#Astronomy #ISS
Rocket Launch Just now:
KSLV-2 (KARI): CAS500-3, Naro Space Center, South Korea
KSLV-2 (KARI): CAS500-3, Naro Space Center, South Korea
November 26, 2025 at 4:57 PM
Rocket Launch Just now:
KSLV-2 (KARI): CAS500-3, Naro Space Center, South Korea
KSLV-2 (KARI): CAS500-3, Naro Space Center, South Korea
Sunset this evening..
November 26, 2025 at 4:35 PM
Sunset this evening..
Revised time: ~10 minutes
Rocket Lauch in 5 mins:
KSLV-2 (KARI): CAS500-3, Naro Space Center, South Korea
Watch here
www.youtube.com/live/FwdPEiT...
KSLV-2 (KARI): CAS500-3, Naro Space Center, South Korea
Watch here
www.youtube.com/live/FwdPEiT...
[공식] 누리호 4차 발사 현장 생중계
YouTube video by 한국항공우주연구원 KARI TV
www.youtube.com
November 26, 2025 at 4:01 PM
Revised time: ~10 minutes
Revised time: ~10 minutes
Rocket Lauch in 5 mins:
KSLV-2 (KARI): CAS500-3, Naro Space Center, South Korea
Watch here
www.youtube.com/live/FwdPEiT...
KSLV-2 (KARI): CAS500-3, Naro Space Center, South Korea
Watch here
www.youtube.com/live/FwdPEiT...
[공식] 누리호 4차 발사 현장 생중계
YouTube video by 한국항공우주연구원 KARI TV
www.youtube.com
November 26, 2025 at 4:01 PM
Revised time: ~10 minutes
Rocket Lauch in 5 mins:
KSLV-2 (KARI): CAS500-3, Naro Space Center, South Korea
Watch here
www.youtube.com/live/FwdPEiT...
KSLV-2 (KARI): CAS500-3, Naro Space Center, South Korea
Watch here
www.youtube.com/live/FwdPEiT...
[공식] 누리호 4차 발사 현장 생중계
YouTube video by 한국항공우주연구원 KARI TV
www.youtube.com
November 26, 2025 at 3:51 PM
Rocket Lauch in 5 mins:
KSLV-2 (KARI): CAS500-3, Naro Space Center, South Korea
Watch here
www.youtube.com/live/FwdPEiT...
KSLV-2 (KARI): CAS500-3, Naro Space Center, South Korea
Watch here
www.youtube.com/live/FwdPEiT...
Tonight the 32% lit moon is in the constellation Capricornus, moving past Zeta Capricornus and towards Deneb Algedi.
North America and UK there will be good bright space station passes shortly after sunset.
Moon sets at ~21:20
See SkyCalpro for times at your location
#Astronomy
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North America and UK there will be good bright space station passes shortly after sunset.
Moon sets at ~21:20
See SkyCalpro for times at your location
#Astronomy
skycalpro.com
November 26, 2025 at 7:50 AM
Tonight the 32% lit moon is in the constellation Capricornus, moving past Zeta Capricornus and towards Deneb Algedi.
North America and UK there will be good bright space station passes shortly after sunset.
Moon sets at ~21:20
See SkyCalpro for times at your location
#Astronomy
skycalpro.com
North America and UK there will be good bright space station passes shortly after sunset.
Moon sets at ~21:20
See SkyCalpro for times at your location
#Astronomy
skycalpro.com
Got back from work a bit too late. Moon setting behind the trees…
November 25, 2025 at 8:09 PM
Got back from work a bit too late. Moon setting behind the trees…
Sunset tonight, southeast England
November 24, 2025 at 4:49 PM
Sunset tonight, southeast England
Dev machine showing this right now.
Recent star link launches and satellite trains for observational interest.
#Starlink #AstroMethods
Recent star link launches and satellite trains for observational interest.
#Starlink #AstroMethods
November 22, 2025 at 7:13 PM
Dev machine showing this right now.
Recent star link launches and satellite trains for observational interest.
#Starlink #AstroMethods
Recent star link launches and satellite trains for observational interest.
#Starlink #AstroMethods
I didn’t do a great job of publicising this one last week, but the updated Gt Red Spot calculation/output is now live. This automation means you are getting the latest GRS position, as well as up to date drift rates if you need it for other apps.
November 22, 2025 at 4:04 PM
I didn’t do a great job of publicising this one last week, but the updated Gt Red Spot calculation/output is now live. This automation means you are getting the latest GRS position, as well as up to date drift rates if you need it for other apps.
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Two hours of The Seven Sisters, yesterday night, using my cat and the Askar 60F. This is a great little scope. It comes pre-flattened, so no moving parts inducing tilt on the imaging train.
Stars are a bit blown out but I wanted to try and bring out the nebula.
Stars are a bit blown out but I wanted to try and bring out the nebula.
November 22, 2025 at 12:56 PM
Two hours of The Seven Sisters, yesterday night, using my cat and the Askar 60F. This is a great little scope. It comes pre-flattened, so no moving parts inducing tilt on the imaging train.
Stars are a bit blown out but I wanted to try and bring out the nebula.
Stars are a bit blown out but I wanted to try and bring out the nebula.
Quite excited. Most Christmas’s I give myself a mini project to do. This year I’m going to attach an Astro cam to my old reflector telescope for <£100.
I just purchased a camera sensor for £50 and added some t ring adapters to my Christmas list 😁
I just purchased a camera sensor for £50 and added some t ring adapters to my Christmas list 😁
November 22, 2025 at 1:22 PM
Quite excited. Most Christmas’s I give myself a mini project to do. This year I’m going to attach an Astro cam to my old reflector telescope for <£100.
I just purchased a camera sensor for £50 and added some t ring adapters to my Christmas list 😁
I just purchased a camera sensor for £50 and added some t ring adapters to my Christmas list 😁
One of these images is a close up of Jupiters moon Io taken from space. The other is an incredibly detailed and enhanced image of a loaf of bread taken in my kitchen just now.
November 22, 2025 at 11:54 AM
One of these images is a close up of Jupiters moon Io taken from space. The other is an incredibly detailed and enhanced image of a loaf of bread taken in my kitchen just now.
If you could see though the rain clouds (snow clouds?) the moon would look like this tonight.
Who has a clear sky?
Who has a clear sky?
November 22, 2025 at 11:28 AM
If you could see though the rain clouds (snow clouds?) the moon would look like this tonight.
Who has a clear sky?
Who has a clear sky?
It’s a cold and damp day so I’ve put the bread maker on and lit the fire. Going to spend a couple of hours coding. Now that the Jupiter update is done, I’m going to work on Starlink trains and the history thread on imaging Jupiter.
Image credit: Moi:
1) Volcano on Io.
2) Mountains of Venus
😂
Image credit: Moi:
1) Volcano on Io.
2) Mountains of Venus
😂
November 22, 2025 at 11:11 AM
It’s a cold and damp day so I’ve put the bread maker on and lit the fire. Going to spend a couple of hours coding. Now that the Jupiter update is done, I’m going to work on Starlink trains and the history thread on imaging Jupiter.
Image credit: Moi:
1) Volcano on Io.
2) Mountains of Venus
😂
Image credit: Moi:
1) Volcano on Io.
2) Mountains of Venus
😂
I’ve been quiet on here for a few days. Lots going on (family member in hospital) so will be quiet for a bit. Normal service will resume shortly…
November 19, 2025 at 12:50 AM
I’ve been quiet on here for a few days. Lots going on (family member in hospital) so will be quiet for a bit. Normal service will resume shortly…
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SkyCalPro 2.2.0 out now:
-Jupiter GRS position & drift rate now reliably updated monthly
-Full ref dates, drift, current longitude & observation window in output
-Sun/Moon diameter now shows on ISS transits
#AstroMethods #Jupiter
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-Jupiter GRS position & drift rate now reliably updated monthly
-Full ref dates, drift, current longitude & observation window in output
-Sun/Moon diameter now shows on ISS transits
#AstroMethods #Jupiter
skycalpro.com
SkyCalPro - Calculate your own Sky Calendar
Rocket Launches-Planets-Satellites-Meteor Showers-Sun and Moon...and more!
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November 14, 2025 at 7:05 AM
SkyCalPro 2.2.0 out now:
-Jupiter GRS position & drift rate now reliably updated monthly
-Full ref dates, drift, current longitude & observation window in output
-Sun/Moon diameter now shows on ISS transits
#AstroMethods #Jupiter
skycalpro.com
-Jupiter GRS position & drift rate now reliably updated monthly
-Full ref dates, drift, current longitude & observation window in output
-Sun/Moon diameter now shows on ISS transits
#AstroMethods #Jupiter
skycalpro.com
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This year’s Grand Marshall for the University of Alabama’s homecoming parade orbited the Earth for 170 days. I interviewed NASA astronaut, and UA grad, Bob Hines on Alabama Public Radio about his mission aboard the International Space Station.
www.apr.org/2023-11-17/a...
www.apr.org/2023-11-17/a...
November 14, 2025 at 8:33 PM
This year’s Grand Marshall for the University of Alabama’s homecoming parade orbited the Earth for 170 days. I interviewed NASA astronaut, and UA grad, Bob Hines on Alabama Public Radio about his mission aboard the International Space Station.
www.apr.org/2023-11-17/a...
www.apr.org/2023-11-17/a...