Real time satellite tracking for: SPACE STATION - N2YO.com
Track satellite(s) SPACE STATION and see where are they located now. Check when there will be the next pass over your location
www.n2yo.comHere’s the latest on ISS orbiting location.
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The International Space Station orbits the Earth in a low Earth orbit, at an altitude typically around 400 km (about 250 miles) above the surface, and it completes roughly 16 orbits per day, taking about 90 minutes per orbit. This orbital path means its exact position changes continually and it can be visible from specific locations at certain times.[2][5]
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Real-time tracking and viewing opportunities are commonly provided by NASA and third-party trackers; you can check current position and upcoming passes for your location using tools like NASA’s Spot the Station or live ISS trackers, which update as the ISS drifts along its orbit.[8][2]
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If you’re in Newark, NJ, you can often catch a pass at dawn or dusk on clear days when the station’s orbital plane aligns with your latitude; visibility depends on time, elevation, and local lighting conditions, so using a live tracker is the most reliable way to know when it’ll be overhead.[2]
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If you’d like, I can fetch a current pass over Newark with exact times and altitude, or summarize recent ISS news releases from NASA for context about ongoing experiments and station operations.[7][2]