Εστειλε και μήνυμα στην λίστα satobs: (Δώστε έμφαση στο manually tracked!!!!!!!!!) I Worked hard this week to process STS-131 images taken during the last days, on its trip back to Earth. This one was taken on the original planned landing day. (The orbiter landed finally one day later due to bad weather conditions in Florida) It descended already a bit which helped certainly in resolution compared with my earlier images taken of the mission. This was a 72 degrees pass, far from closest distance, so theoretically, resolution can still be improved. What helped enormously, was the great seeing above our location on that day. There is a chance, that this is one of my last images of Discovery, depending on circumstances and passes, because this is Dicovery's second last flight! Additionally, this was the last flight were we see the Multi Purpose Logstics Module (MPLM) Leonardo carried back to Earth. The large container is clearly visible in the Payload Bay. Next time, this module will be permanently attached to the Space Station. Imaging: 10 inch f/4.8 Newtonian, manually tracked, ATIK instruments ATK-2C camera, 1/500 sec exp)