Skygazers, on your marks.
The International Space Station will fly high in the sky Tuesday evening over Connecticut.
The Space Station becomes visible in the SW sky at 6:25 p.m. Tuesday. It'll be visible for four minutes with a max height of 75 degrees.
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This is only the first of a few flyovers at a height visible at most locations this week. Here are the other flyovers through the end of the week:
Wednesday, Jan. 19
- Time: 5:37 p.m.
- Visible: 6 minutes
- Max Height: 42°
- Appears/Disappears:10° above SSW/15° above ENE
Thursday, Jan. 20
- Time: 6:26 p.m.
- Visible: 4 min
- Max Height: 42°
- Appears/Disappears: 10° above WSW/32° above NNE
Friday, Jan. 21
- Time: 5:38 p.m.
- Visible: 6 min
- Max Height: 68°
- Appears/Disappears: 10° above WSW/12° above NE
Cloud cover might impact a few of these timeframes, especially Wednesday evening.
