Anchorage · Sat, Oct 24
What's that light in the sky?
Nothing unusual right now.
Next up: International Space Station (ISS): a bright, steady light crossing in a few minutes at 6:40 AM.
Still not sure? Tell us the time and direction →Times are local (AKDT).
One notification in the late afternoon, only on nights with something worth going out for over Anchorage: a very bright ISS pass, a Starlink train, a meteor shower peak, planets together, a supermoon or eclipse, or a bright comet. Only the city is stored, not your location.
Over Anchorage: the last 6 hours and the next day
Coming up
6:40 AM · International Space Station (ISS): a bright, steady light crossing in a few minutes
south → southeast, up to 16°
8:13 AM · International Space Station (ISS): a bright, steady light crossing in a few minutes
southwest → southeast, up to 14°
11:06 AM · STARLINK-1704 re-entering the atmosphere
Due within ±120 min somewhere along its orbit; only people near that spot see it, as a slow fireball breaking into pieces.
5:09 PM · STARLINK-1327 re-entering the atmosphere
Due within ±720 min somewhere along its orbit; only people near that spot see it, as a slow fireball breaking into pieces.
9:04 PM · STARLINK-1454 re-entering the atmosphere
Due within ±240 min somewhere along its orbit; only people near that spot see it, as a slow fireball breaking into pieces.
3:53 AM · STARLINK-1525 re-entering the atmosphere
Due within ±540 min somewhere along its orbit; only people near that spot see it, as a slow fireball breaking into pieces.
5:55 AM · International Space Station (ISS): a bright, steady light crossing in a few minutes
southeast → east, up to 13°
7:28 AM · International Space Station (ISS): a bright, steady light crossing in a few minutes
southwest → southeast, up to 16°
Nearby cities
Launch schedule: The Space Devs. Orbits: Space-Track. Computed by OrbitNight.