The National Aeronautics and Space Administration recently launched its Spot The Station mobile app. It enables users to know the International Space Station’s location 24/7. Moreover ...

Space fans hoping to catch a glimpse of the International Space Station streaking across the sky are getting a much-needed digital tool. NASA just released a new "Spot The Station" app ...

NASA's new Spot The Station app lets users find the ISS using augmented reality and 3-D maps. Powered by a built-in compass, the app also has an augmented reality mode that allows you to point ...

Despite orbiting almost 400km higher than the highest passenger plane, it is possible to spot our most famous man-made satellite on a clear evening, even without binoculars or a telescope!

TASS/. Cosmonauts on board the ISS will manually turn the Progress MS-21 cargo spacecraft after undocking to take photos of the presumably damaged spot on the outer surface, the Roscosmos ...

Missed seeing the International Space Station (ISS) over Suffolk this weekend ... If you don’t have binoculars you could also be able to spot it with the naked eye. Suffolk astronomer Neil ...

The ISS circles our planet 16 times a day ... but it's actually a mosaic of thousands of images. So, can you spot the space station in this portrait? Here's a hint: The space station is next ...

Billionaire Kam Ghaffarian's startup wants to build a space station to replace the ISS. But missteps, dire financials and ...

You just need to know when and where to look. Want to spot the International Space Station? Here's how to find it. Tennesseans can find out when they can see the station by using NASA's Spot the ...

A mini-moon, which is actually a tiny asteroid, will orbit the Earth at the end of this month until November 25th. Earth is ...

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HERE is the latest Skywatch column written by Stuart Atkinson. The International Space Station (ISS) is still visible in our morning sky, strikingly bright to the naked eye, and there are lots of ...