Tonight at 8:50pm the ISS will be visible with a magnitude of -2.5. It will be pretty bright, but will be low on the horizon. We should be able to see it for 4 minutes or so.
If you haven't seen it before, it is worth the effort. The ISS will appear as a solid bright light (not blinking) that is steadily moving on the path shown in the photo. It will be one of the brightest, moving objects in the sky. The ISS orbits the earth at just over 17,000 mph.
If you haven't seen it before, it is worth the effort. The ISS will appear as a solid bright light (not blinking) that is steadily moving on the path shown in the photo. It will be one of the brightest, moving objects in the sky. The ISS orbits the earth at just over 17,000 mph.
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