Where is the Space Station? LIVE

See it from Kathmandu

The Space Station looks like a bright star moving steadily across the sky, with no blinking lights. You can only see it just after sunset or before sunrise, when the sky around you is dark but the station, high above, is still in sunlight. On the map, it can be seen from everywhere inside the yellow circle.

Times are Nepal time. Height is in degrees above the horizon: 90° is straight overhead.

The station’s orbit is NASA Johnson Space Center’s prediction; the times to see it are from NASA’s Spot the Station; the maps are NASA’s Blue Marble and Black Marble. Map and page by Science Playground.

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