09-19-2017, 06:54 PM
There's a very bright pass of the ISS on the evening of Friday, 22nd September. It rises in the SW at around 19:24, is at its highest point at 19:29 (52 degrees above the horizon in the NW) and enters the earth's shadow about 1.5 minutes later in the NNE.
Sky track: https://goo.gl/7PKA3e
Ground track: https://goo.gl/fiHfmD
There are some other passes before that but are either early morning or very low in the sky. However, on the next day (Sep 23) there's an even brighter pass but will be during twilight. I'll try and post details in the next day or two.
Sky track: https://goo.gl/7PKA3e
Ground track: https://goo.gl/fiHfmD
There are some other passes before that but are either early morning or very low in the sky. However, on the next day (Sep 23) there's an even brighter pass but will be during twilight. I'll try and post details in the next day or two.

