I've written before about how the space station is the same size as an American football field. Well ... here it is! NASA illustration The International Space Station's (ISS) back! It's returned to ...

ISS is International Space Station, a science laboratory in space that orbits approximately 220 miles (350 km) above the Earth. The spacecraft is a collaborative project between 6 participating space ...

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At any given time, the International Space Station is whizzing around the Earth roughly 400 km (248 mi) above the surface at a brisk eight km per second (17,900 mph). On clear nights across, ...

The International Space Station (ISS) orbits Earth 16 times a day, which means that at some point it’s likely to pass over your neighborhood. Despite being 250 miles above our heads, it’s actually ...

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You don't need any expensive equipment to spot the International Space Station, just this app, an alarm and a quick eye. Shelby Brown Editor II Shelby Brown (she/her/hers) is an editor for CNET's ...

On Thursday, NASA launched a new app to make it easier than ever to spot the International Space Station in the night sky. NASA has long operated the Spot the Station website, but its new app, ...

The International Space Station’s back! It’s returned to the evening sky for northern mid-latitude skywatchers through early June. Because the northern hemisphere is tilted toward the sun this time of ...