International Space Station Sightings
updated: Jun 26, 2012, 10:11 AM

By Edhat Subscriber

There are two bright passes of the International Space Station coming up. Tonight it will appear in the NW at 8:59 PM, and transit across our northern (mountain) sky, setting in the ESE at 9:05.

On Thursday evening, it will rise in the WNW at 8:48 PM, pass across our southern (ocean) sky, and set to the SSE at 8:54.

In both cases, it should be the brightest object in the sky except for the Moon.

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