ISS Location Tracker
The ISS orbits Earth every 30 minutes. Using our ISS Location Tracker you can see when it will pass over your location.
Watch 2 on-board live feeds and track it across the planet using our handy orbit plotter. When the ISS is on the dark side of Earth, the live feed may go down (blue/black screen), so switch the live feed to view the NASA TV stream.
The best time to see the space station is at dawn or dusk. It is only viable because the station reflects sunlight, but it is not bright enough to be visible during the day.
You do NOT need a telescope! The ISS is visible with the naked eye!
Using our ISS Location Tracker Pass Calculator, it will tell you if the ISS will be visible during the next pass over your location.
Watch 2 on-board live feeds and track it across the planet using our handy orbit plotter. When the ISS is on the dark side of Earth, the live feed may go down (blue/black screen), so switch the live feed to view the NASA TV stream.
The best time to see the space station is at dawn or dusk. It is only viable because the station reflects sunlight, but it is not bright enough to be visible during the day.
You do NOT need a telescope! The ISS is visible with the naked eye!
Using our ISS Location Tracker Pass Calculator, it will tell you if the ISS will be visible during the next pass over your location.
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