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ISS tracker: where is the space station now?
The International Space Station circles Earth about every 93 minutes. Here is where it was when this page loaded; the globe follows it live and predicts when it passes over you.
Updated 2026-10-04 23:23 UTC · refreshes every few minutes
-31.5°, 83.4°
Position
430 km
Altitude
27,551 km/h
Speed
In sunlight
Lighting
Seeing it yourself
The ISS is visible to the naked eye when it passes over you while you are in darkness and the station is still lit by the sun, usually shortly after sunset or before sunrise. Earth Live predicts the passes for your location (above 10° elevation) and tells you which ones may be visible.
Position: wheretheiss.at at page load. Pass predictions: computed from CelesTrak orbital elements.