What does the ISS look like from Earth?

Millions of people may have noticed it before, as the ISS looks like a bright star.

During a clear night, the station appears as a quick-moving bright light in the sky.

According to NASA, it is the third brightest object visible at night.

The object doesn’t move as fast as a shooting star, but when it passes, it will still be a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it opportunity.

Given the high possibility of missing the event, NASA has released a handy tool for locating the ISS before it arrives.

The agency’s “Spot the Station” site available here forecasts sightings for most countries.

Article source: https://www.express.co.uk/news/science/1588782/What-does-the-ISS-look-like-from-Earth-evg