There was a huge interest in viewing this a couple of months ago that I'm posting times to view the Space Station again. Thursday is the best night, where the station is visible for 6 minutes high in the sky. It starts at 6:51PM. The Space Station will look like a bright star travelling across the sky, rising in the Northwest, tracking almost directly overhead, and setting in the Southeast. Exact coordinates are on the chart below. This information is for South Florida. To find your city, go to
http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/realdata/sightings/
and select country and city.
THE FOLLOWING ISS SIGHTINGS ARE POSSIBLE FROM FRI JAN 30 TO WED FEB 11
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SATELLITE |
LOCAL |
DURATION |
MAX ELEV |
APPROACH |
DEPARTURE |
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DATE/TIME |
(MIN) |
(DEG) |
(DEG-DIR) |
(DEG-DIR) |
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ISS |
Mon Feb 02/07:04 PM |
< 1 |
10 |
10 above NNE |
10 above NNE |
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ISS |
Tue Feb 03/07:30 PM |
1 |
27 |
12 above NNW |
27 above NNW |
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ISS |
Wed Feb 04/06:25 PM |
2 |
16 |
16 above NE |
11 above E |
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ISS |
Wed Feb 04/08:00 PM |
< 1 |
18 |
18 above WSW |
18 above WSW |
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ISS |
Thu Feb 05/06:51 PM |
6 |
83 |
11 above NW |
10 above SE |
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ISS |
Fri Feb 06/07:22 PM |
1 |
15 |
15 above SW |
10 above SSW |
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ISS |
Sun Feb 08/06:44 PM |
< 1 |
10 |
10 above SSW |
10 above SSW |
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