See the ISS in daylight!
Some observers have reported that as the ISS approaches completion, it can now be seen
in daylight. It is unlikely to be visible when the Sun is high, but when the Sun is low in
the sky, you may well be able to see a high pass of the ISS. Please click here to get a list of
all passes for the next 10 days.

Shuttle Missions
Next Shuttle mission will be STS-129 to the ISS, currently targeted
to launch on Nov. 16th.

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Current observing site: Unspecified, 0.0000°N, 0.0000°E

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Satellites

10 day predictions for: ISS  |  Genesis-1 / 2  |  Envisat  | HST

Daily predictions for all satellites brighter than magnitude:

(brightest) 3.5 | 4.0 | 4.5 (dimmest)

Iridium Flares

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Daytime flares for 7 days - see satellites in broad daylight!

Spacecraft escaping the Solar System - where are they now?

Radio amateur satellites - 24 hour predictions (all passes)

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Height of the ISS - how does it vary with time

Astronomy

Comets currently brighter than mag. 12

C/2007 Q3 Siding Spring

Minor planets currently brighter than mag. 10

4 Vesta | 18 Melpomene | 3 Juno | 1 Ceres | 2 Pallas | 89 Julia | 19 Fortuna

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Sun and Moon data for today

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