See the ISS
The International Space Station circles the Earth every 92 minutes. From the ground it looks like a bright, steady star gliding across the sky for a few minutes, best seen shortly after sunset or before sunrise.
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When can I see it?
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Times for the next ten days, in your time zone. “Visible” means the station is lit by the Sun while your sky is dark: only those passes can be seen with the naked eye, weather permitting. Orbit predictions drift a little after a few days, and the station sometimes boosts its orbit.