If you're into watching things fly by in orbit.

[4th and Long]

Satellite tracker. http://www.spaceweather.com/flybys/index.php?PHPSESSID=up4mhpf8evmf8j60rn7n70bak5

The ISS is flying by this week. It's easy to spot with the naked eye. It takes about 2 minutes to cross the sky, at 17,500 mph.

[HemiEd]

Thanks for the link, I thought it was only last night, that it would be visible.

[4th and Long]

Thanks for the link, I thought it was only last night, that it would be visible.
Depends upon where you live ... well, ... and cloud cover too. :p

[HemiEd]

Depends upon where you live ... well, ... and cloud cover too. :p

We have nothing tonight, but supposed to be brightest EVAR tomorrow about the time I get off work.

It is just too bad you can't see anything in the sky around here at night due to all the lights.

[4th and Long]

We have nothing tonight, but supposed to be brightest EVAR tomorrow about the time I get off work.

It is just too bad you can't see anything in the sky around here at night due to all the lights.
While the area in which I live doesn't have a flood of lights, it has too many lights for my liking. I can still see all the satellites and stuff but the dimmer stars are hard to spot on occasion.

[talastan]

Thanks I'll be watching tonight!!