Over the next week, we will have many great opportunities to observe (or photograph) the International Space Station. Highest altitude passes are in bold. The cooler weather also seems to be bringing in some clear skies, which means our chances of seeing the ISS are greatly improved from over the summer. We also have the Spot The Station widget on the main page for the daily passes. If you have any questions about observing or photographing the ISS, please don't hesitate to reach out to me. - Josh
| Date |
Visible |
Max Height* |
Appears |
Disappears |
| Thu Oct 1, 9:20 PM |
< 1 min |
10° |
10° above NNW |
10° above NNW |
| Fri Oct 2, 8:33 PM |
1 min |
13° |
10° above N |
13° above NNE |
| Sat Oct 3, 9:22 PM |
< 1 min |
15° |
10° above NW |
15° above NW |
| Sun Oct 4, 8:35 PM |
3 min |
30° |
10° above NNW |
30° above NNE |
| Mon Oct 5, 7:48 PM |
4 min |
20° |
10° above NNW |
13° above ENE |
| Mon Oct 5, 9:25 PM |
< 1 min |
17° |
17° above WNW |
17° above WNW |
| Tue Oct 6, 8:37 PM |
3 min |
74° |
13° above NW |
73° above SSW |
| Wed Oct 7, 7:49 PM |
6 min |
57° |
10° above NW |
16° above ESE |
| Wed Oct 7, 9:28 PM |
< 1 min |
10° |
10° above WSW |
10° above WSW |
| Thu Oct 8, 8:40 PM |
2 min |
20° |
18° above WSW |
15° above SSW |
| Fri Oct 9, 7:53 PM |
3 min |
37° |
35° above WSW |
11° above SSE |
| Sun Oct 11, 7:55 PM |
< 1 min |
11° |
11° above SW |
10° above SW |