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The ISS will be visible at 5.22pm across the UK, but for varying lengths of time and at slightly differing angles.


The further north you are, the closer to the horizon it will be.


Here is a guide on how long you will be able to see the ISS and where you can spot it in the sky (90 degrees is directly above you):


London: 4 minutes, at 45 degrees, 35 above WSW


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You can always keep updated on the ISS flying overhead by checking NASA?s Spot the Station website. You can set it up to send you email alerts hours before the station flies overhead. http://spotthestation.nasa.gov/


See the view from the station in this spectacular Earth timelapse HD video.



The crew on that little point of light

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