Week in Space Data, every Friday.
When can I see the ISS pass over my city tonight? Pick your city below: each of our 77 city pages gives tonight's visible ISS passes in local time, with the direction to look and how high it climbs, recomputed every 15 minutes.
The space station, the Moon, the bright planets and any rocket you could see from where you are, tonight, in your local time. Pick a city or use your location.
A pass counts as visible when, at some point 10° or more above your horizon, the Sun is at least 6° below your horizon and the satellite is still in sunlight; launches are listed only with a time to the minute and within 400 km of the pad. No account, no app. How we know
Your position is rounded to 0.1 degree (about 10 km) on your device before it is used. That rounded point is saved in this browser so the page remembers your place (Forget clears it), and we store it only if you ask for email alerts. Not listed? Your location works anywhere.