Space Station
Where is the Space Station?
The International Space Station circles Earth every 90 minutes. Here's where it is right now and when it flies over you.
● Space Station now — its path ◌ area where it's overhead enough to see from your city
Next time you can see it
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How to spot it
- It looks like a bright, steady star moving smoothly across the sky. No blinking lights.
- Go out two minutes early and face the direction we show.
- You can only see it around dusk and dawn. Some weeks there are no chances at all.
More details
- Position now
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- Height & speed
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- Orbit data
- CelesTrak, fetched 2026-10-22 15:32 UTC. Position is computed in your browser with satellite.js (MIT).
- "Visible" means
- Station in sunlight, Sun at least 6° below your horizon, and at least 10° up.
- Map
- Natural Earth