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Yes, usually easier near sunrise or sunset if the angle allows sunlight to reflect back to you. ISS is also a bright object that can often be viewed one a week
by bagels 4y ago
Yes, usually easier near sunrise or sunset if the angle allows sunlight to reflect back to you. ISS is also a bright object that can often be viewed one a week or so if you are willing to be awake at the right time.
- heliodor 4y agoNot exactly "easier". These two time windows are the only times you can see satellites. The rest of the night there's no sunlight falling on satellites when they are in line of sight to you.