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ISS will be visible from Germany at 22:23 today, coming from north-west moving towards south-east and it will be followed by Crew Dragon and the Falcon 9 upper

ISS will be visible from Germany at 22:23 today, coming from north-west moving towards south-east and it will be followed by Crew Dragon and the Falcon 9 upper stage about 20 minutes later. It should pass almost straight over you in the south of Germany.

jedberg 6y ago
Do you know where ISS will be when Crew Dragon actually docks?
- _Microft 6y ago
  No idea, ISS is also moving very fast (> 7.5 km/s, that's more than 27000km/h), so even short delays will change the position massively.
- _Microft 6y ago
  Docking is scheduled for 10:29 EDT (14:29 UTC) today (2020-05-31) at which time the ISS is predicted to be 1000km east of the Philippines, approximately 300km west of Guam.
  - jedberg 6y ago
    Thanks! I probably won't be up, but I did get to see them chasing each other across the sky a few hours ago. Thanks for thinking of me!
    - _Microft 6y ago
      You're welcome!