11-22-2017, 08:46 PM
It's been a while...
There's a bright pass of the ISS Thanksgiving night but is very low in the sky. However, there's an even brighter one Friday evening (24th November).
Rises just after 18:14 in the SW and passes high across the sky. The highest point is 71 degrees above the horizon in the NW (just look up, you should see it if the sky is clear) at around 18:17:30 and sets in the NW around 18:20:40. Mag -3.6 which is very bright for ISS passes - close to Venus at its brightest.
Sky track: https://goo.gl/be1rFU
Ground track: https://goo.gl/dHZeCV
There's a bright pass of the ISS Thanksgiving night but is very low in the sky. However, there's an even brighter one Friday evening (24th November).
Rises just after 18:14 in the SW and passes high across the sky. The highest point is 71 degrees above the horizon in the NW (just look up, you should see it if the sky is clear) at around 18:17:30 and sets in the NW around 18:20:40. Mag -3.6 which is very bright for ISS passes - close to Venus at its brightest.
Sky track: https://goo.gl/be1rFU
Ground track: https://goo.gl/dHZeCV