INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION TONIGHT 2017

When it ain't there, it ain't there!!

 

The following ISS sightings are possible from Friday May 1, 2015 through Sunday May 17, 2015



Date Visible Max Height Appears Disappears Share Event
Sun May 17, 3:46 AM 3 min 12° 10 above SSE 10 above ESE

 

It's never too early, Jenny!!

 

Date Visible Max Height Appears Disappears Share Event
Sat May 16, 4:35 AM 1 min 17° 10 above S 17 above SSE
Sun May 17, 3:43 AM 2 min 12° 10 above SSE 10 above ESE
Mon May 18, 4:24 AM 5 min 31° 10 above SW 13 above E
Tue May 19, 3:33 AM 4 min 21° 15 above S 10 above E
Wed May 20, 2:41 AM 2 min 13° 13 above SE 11 above ESE
Wed May 20, 4:14 AM 5 min 50° 10 above SW 18 above E
Thu May 21, 3:23 AM 5 min 34° 20 above SSW 10 above E
Fri May 22, 2:31 AM 3 min 23° 23 above SSE 10 above E
Fri May 22, 4:04 AM 5 min 72° 10 above WSW 20 above E
Sat May 23, 1:40 AM < 1 min 12° 12 above ESE 10 above ESE
Sat May 23, 3:12 AM 5 min 54° 22 above SW 10 above E
Sun May 24, 2:21 AM 3 min 38° 36 above S 10 above E
Sun May 24, 3:54 AM 6 min 88° 10 above W 13 above E
Mon May 25, 1:29 AM 1 min 20° 20 above ESE 11 above E
Mon May 25, 3:01 AM 6 min 76° 15 above WSW 11 above E
Tue May 26, 2:10 AM 4 min 59° 41 above SW 10 above E
Tue May 26, 3:44 AM 6 min 84° 10 above W 11 above E

 

Mon Jun 1, 11:06 PM 6 min 48° 10 above SW 11 above E
Tue Jun 2, 00:42 AM 6 min 85° 10 above W 11 above E
Tue Jun 2, 2:18 AM 6 min 65° 10 above W 10 above ESE
Tue Jun 2, 3:55 AM 5 min 19° 10 above W 10 above SSE
Tue Jun 2, 10:13 PM 6 min 33° 10 above SW 11 above E
Tue Jun 2, 11:49 PM 6 min 86° 10 above W 10 above E
Wed Jun 3, 1:25 AM 6 min 82° 10 above W 11 above ESE
Wed Jun 3, 3:02 AM 5 min 29° 11 above W 10 above SSE
Wed Jun 3, 10:55 PM 6 min 71° 10 above WSW 10 above E
Thu Jun 4, 00:32 AM 6 min 86° 10 above W 11 above E
Thu Jun 4, 2:08 AM 6 min 43° 10 above W 11 above SE
Thu Jun 4, 3:46 AM 1 min 11° 10 above SW 10 above SSW
Thu Jun 4, 10:02 PM 6 min 52° 10 above SW 12 above E
Thu Jun 4, 11:38 PM 6 min 85° 10 above W 11 above E
Fri Jun 5, 1:15 AM 6 min 60° 10 above W 15 above ESE
Fri Jun 5, 2:52 AM 1 min 14° 10 above W 14 above WSW
Fri Jun 5, 10:45 PM 6 min 87° 10 above W 10 above E
Sat Jun 6, 00:22 AM 6 min 78° 10 above W 13 above ESE
Sat Jun 6, 1:58 AM 2 min 23° 11 above W 23 above WSW
Sat Jun 6, 9:52 PM 6 min 75° 10 above WSW 10 above E
Sat Jun 6, 11:28 PM 6 min 87° 10 above W 10 above E
Sun Jun 7, 1:05 AM 3 min 39° 10 above W 39 above SSW
Sun Jun 7, 10:35 PM 6 min 84° 10 above W 10 above E
Mon Jun 8, 00:11 AM 4 min 56° 10 above W 33 above SE
Mon Jun 8, 11:18 PM 6 min 74° 10 above W 13 above ESE
Tue Jun 9, 00:55 AM 2 min 21° 11 above W 21 above WSW
Tue Jun 9, 10:25 PM 6 min 87° 10 above W 10 above E
Wed Jun 10, 00:01 AM 3 min 35° 12 above W 32 above S
Wed Jun 10, 11:08 PM 5 min 52° 10 above W 17 above SE
Thu Jun 11, 00:45 AM < 1 min 11° 10 above WSW 11 above WSW
Thu Jun 11, 10:14 PM 6 min 70° 10 above W 10 above ESE
Thu Jun 11, 11:51 PM 3 min 21° 11 above W 21 above SSW
Fri Jun 12, 10:58 PM 4 min 32° 12 above W 19 above SSE
Sat Jun 13, 10:04 PM 6 min 47° 10 above W 11 above SE
Sat Jun 13, 11:41 PM 2 min 12° 10 above WSW 12 above SW
Sun Jun 14, 10:48 PM 4 min 19° 10 above W 14 above S
Mon Jun 15, 9:54 PM 5 min 29° 14 above W 10 above SSE

 

You're more than welcome, loli

 

Make the best of it!!!

 

For you, Yes, but for me Saturn is just high enough tonight for me to look at just that!!

 

Hi Jenny, at a guess I would say it was Arcturus which is actually a Double Star. Just to give you an idea how far away it is, it's 36.7 Light Years away. Light will travel around 5.88 Trillion miles in a year. So it's 36.7 Light Years multiplied by 5.88 Trillion miles.........and that equals 215,796 Trillion miles so we see Arcturus as it was 36.7 years ago. So it's a long way............and there's no Bus Service.