🚀 Space, live right now
Earth seen from orbit, the station's position this second, the next rocket off the pad, and whether the aurora will be out tonight where you are. All free, all live.
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Where is the ISS?
Over -46.7°, -112.0° at 436 km, 7.65 km/s · in sunlight
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Next launch
O3b mPower 11-13 · SpaceX
T‑4h 14m
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Aurora tonight?
Kp 0.3 now, up to 3.7 in 24h · G0
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Why space is worth watching live
The International Space Station crosses the sky every 90 minutes, and on a clear evening it is bright enough to follow with your eyes alone. Rockets leave the pad somewhere on Earth every few days. And when the Sun throws a storm at us, the sky itself lights up. Each of those is happening on a schedule you can check — that is what this section is for: not archive footage, but what is going on above you right now.