International Space Station to be visible over Hawaii
The International Space Station will put in a series of spectacular appearances over Hawaii skies in the coming days, if the clouds cooperate.
The space station will rise tonight in the southwest about 8:12 p.m. and arc across the top of the sky. It will blink at around 8:17 as it enters the Earth’s shadow.
Venus will be setting in the west.
On Friday, the space station at 7:23 p.m. will appear again in the southwest and move to the left, passing near the star Spica, in the constellation Virgo.
At about 7:27, it will pass under Arcturus, also known as Hokulea.
The space station is visible before dawn and after dusk when it is illuminated by sunlight.
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