http://spaceweather.com/flybys/sear...ry=UK&state=Liverpool&city=Speke

ISS - Discovery

BRIGHTNESS: -4 (super-bright)

The International Space Station is the biggest, brightest object orbiting Earth. The station's solar arrays span 240-feet from tip to tip, almost as wide as a football field. The ISS outshines Venus; only the sun and Moon are brighter. For more information click here: http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/main/index.html

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We missed it, did look outside but just didn't see anything. Will try again tomorrow

We saw it!!
Cant believe how fast it seem to go over us!

yerr seen that

i seen all 7 seconds of it lol

so is it passing tomorrow ?


I had my binoculars on it and see 2 distinctive separate lights.
Now i know where its coming from i will probs see it for 8 seconds if its about tomorrow lol

i thought it showed up every 90 minutes?

I saw it

how would i get to see it tonight?

I see it most nights looking Liverpool way from around 12:00am Was goin to set the telescope up and try an get photos/video.

_jase_

Looking Liverpool way from where? I ask because from Wallasey "Liverpool way" is most certainly not West - and the website said to look West at the early evening time. For me that is towards the 'corner' of North Wales I think

If the pass-over time is only a few seconds I want to be looking in the right direction

Snod

If I have not been looking at the Space station, what have I been looking at. Lol!! The best way I can tell you is Say if you were looking down manor road to Liverpool. I live by the queens pub..

ISS just passed over - coming from the direction of North Wales

Snod

yep we got to see it.

i was lucky enough to see it yesterday. caught a quick glimpse of it today before it vanished