Space Station Visible Tonight
Mike Cejka tells us that because of the clear skies tonight we'll have a great opportunity to see the International Space Station.
The first pass will take 6 minutes and starts at 9:13 p.m. in the southwest and will go toward the northeast. The second pass will be at 10:49 p.m. and will go from the northwest to the northeast.
The first pass will be 68 degrees above the horizon. The second will be 22 degrees above the horizon.
Mike says the space station moves on a straight path across the sky and looks like a bright plane but has no flashing lights.
The first pass will take 6 minutes and starts at 9:13 p.m. in the southwest and will go toward the northeast. The second pass will be at 10:49 p.m. and will go from the northwest to the northeast.
The first pass will be 68 degrees above the horizon. The second will be 22 degrees above the horizon.
Mike says the space station moves on a straight path across the sky and looks like a bright plane but has no flashing lights.
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