Viewing Schedule of International Space Station from Gloucester

 

iss_topGoing out on a limb here but I find this interesting. If we have clear weather you should be able to see the ISS with the naked eye. Please follow the schedule below for Gloucester times and for viewing help go to: http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/realdata/sightings/help.html 
The Space Shuttle Discovery will be docked with it for the next few days. 

 

 

THE FOLLOWING ISS SIGHTINGS ARE POSSIBLE FROM GLOUCESTER, MA FROM FRI MAR 13 TO SAT MAR 28

 

 

SATELLITE LOCAL DURATION MAX ELEV APPROACH DEPARTURE
DATE/TIME (MIN) (DEG) (DEG-DIR) (DEG-DIR)

 

ISS Sat Mar 14/07:55 PM 2 21 11 above S 21 above SSE
ISS Sun Mar 15/08:22 PM 3 73 10 above SW 73 above SSW
ISS Mon Mar 16/07:14 PM 5 26 12 above SSW 10 above ENE
ISS Mon Mar 16/08:51 PM < 1 29 25 above WNW 29 above WNW
ISS Tue Mar 17/07:40 PM 6 86 10 above WSW 11 above NE
ISS Wed Mar 18/08:10 PM 3 31 27 above NW 15 above NE
ISS Thu Mar 19/08:37 PM 2 18 15 above NW 15 above NNE
ISS Fri Mar 20/07:29 PM 3 28 25 above NW 11 above NE
ISS Fri Mar 20/09:04 PM 1 13 10 above NW 13 above NNW
ISS Sat Mar 21/07:56 PM 3 17 15 above NW 10 above NNE
ISS Sun Mar 22/08:23 PM 3 14 10 above NNW 11 above NNE
ISS Mon Mar 23/08:50 PM 2 15 10 above NNW 15 above N
ISS Tue Mar 24/07:42 PM 3 14 10 above NNW 10 above NNE
ISS Tue Mar 24/09:17 PM < 1 15 11 above NNW 15 above NNW
ISS Wed Mar 25/08:09 PM 3 16 10 above NNW 12 above NE
ISS Thu Mar 26/08:36 PM 2 24 11 above NW 24 above NNE
ISS Fri Mar 27/07:27 PM 4 16 10 above NNW 11 above NE
ISS Fri Mar 27/09:03 PM < 1 30 19 above NW 30 above NW

4 thoughts on “Viewing Schedule of International Space Station from Gloucester

  1. If you can, get out there and see it TONIGHT.

    The shuttle is closing in on the station, so there will be two points of light. By Tuesday, they’ll be docked.

    The other item to note is that when these new solar panels are installed on this mission, the ISS will be the third brightest object in the sky, behind the sun and the moon. It will be brighter than Venus.

    I hope more people look up to see what we have built.

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  2. I just brought my two girls out to see the ISS fly over our house in Melrose. Wow! That was intense. Although they are young, they thought it was really cool.

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