International Space Station
Where the ISS is now, and when to see it over Southampton
The International Space Station orbits the Earth about every 90 minutes at roughly 17,000 mph. On a clear night it appears as a very bright, steady, fast-moving star with no flashing lights.
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Speed
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Distance from Southampton
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Upcoming Passes Over Southampton
Passes that rise more than 10 degrees above the horizon in the next 10 days. Green rows should be easy to see: it is dark where we are and the station is in sunlight.
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