However, ISS-spotting has become a popular feature in ... It’s built around one page, which shows a 3-D representation of Earth with the current path of the ISS showing cutting around it.

We can see the ISS from Earth because its giant solar panels reflect ... follow this guide to see them up close! You might think spotting a shooting star is pure luck, but there is a way to ...

You may be able to see the International Space Station fly over North Alabama several more time between now and February 5.

The ISS orbits Earth once every 90 minutes ... opportunities to catch the orbiting lab as it passes overhead. NASA's Spot the Station page can help viewers determine when the ISS can be seen ...

And, since the ISS travels at 17,900 mph (28,800 kmph) it orbits Earth every 90 minutes so there are often multiple chances to spot it. That means spotting the ISS isn't that difficult if you know ...