Calculating the next visible pass.
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Want the real view? NASA streams live video from the station on its YouTube channel and NASA+. When the cameras are on, Earth slides by just like it does on the globe here.
Orbit data comes from CelesTrak and refreshes every 2 hours. SGP4 propagation runs in your browser (satellite.js). A pass counts as visible while the station is 10° or more above your horizon, lit by the Sun, and your Sun is at least 6° below the horizon. Magnitude is an estimate, good to about half a magnitude.