See YAOGAN-17 01A
When YAOGAN-17 01A passes over you in the next ten days, and where it is right now. A satellite shows as a moving star when the Sun lights it while your sky is dark.
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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. Brightness is the magnitude astronomers use: the lower the number, the brighter (Venus is about −4, the brightest star −1.5; from a city you can see down to about +3).