Hi, NetWatch!

ISS will be visible passing at your location -weather permitting- on

July 5, 2009, 04:18:24 EDT

Is it a good one?
This time, the International Space Station will be flying over at 35 degrees. It will look like a very bright star (magnitude -1.5).

Where to look?
ISS will come up at the horizon from northwest.

Your location
Your Twitter bio says you are here: "iPhone: 42.011734,-71.110680", which Twisst thinks is at these coordinates: 42.011734, -71.110680. More info: Twisst and locations.

Coming up
The next pass of ISS after this one: July 6, 2009, 04:42:48 EDT

 

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