LOOK UP: International Space Station to glide across our night skies on these days and times...
Monday, April 4: approaches from SW at 8.12pm and from W at 9.48pm
Tuesday, April 5: approaches from SW at 8.55pm
Wednesday, April 6: approaches from W at 9.39pm
Thursday, April 7: approaches from W at 8.47pm
Friday, April 8: approaches from W at 9.31pm
Saturday, April 9: approaches from W at 8.38pm and from W at 10.15pm
Sunday, April 10: approaches from W at 9.22pm
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Hide AdMonday, April 11: approaches from W at 8.30pm and from W at 10.06pm
Tuesday, April 12: approaches from W at 9.14pm
Wednesday, April 13: approaches from W at 9.58pm
Thursday, April 14: approaches from W at 9.05pm
Saturday, April 15: approaches from W at 8.57pm
The ISS is the largest space station ever built and it can be spotted with the naked eye at certain times as it orbits Earth at 17,500mph at an altitude of roughly 200 miles.
Spotting the station is very easy and you don’t need any special equipment – you just need your eyes!