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ISS visible tonight over Chandigarh

Next ISS sighting

Mon, Nov 2 · 5:36 AM – 5:44 AM

8 min · northwest → southeast · up to 31° high · -2.3 · very bright

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7 people are on board right now: Jessica Watkins, Joshua Kutryk, Anna Kikina, Pyotr Dubrov, Luke Delaney, Anil Menon, Sergey Teteryatnikov. Give them a wave as they fly over. Who they are

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17 naked-eye passes over Chandigarh in the next 5 days.

The next naked-eye pass of the International Space Station (ISS) over Chandigarh: Mon, Nov 2 5:36 AM, appearing in the northwest and climbing to 31° above the horizon.

Times are local to the city (GMT+5:30).

Night sky over Chandigarh tonight: Moon · Planets tonight →

International Space Station (ISS) · Mon, Nov 2 5:36 AM – 5:44 AM · northwest → southeast · Max height 31° · -2.3 · very bright 📷 Find with camera

Pick a time in the tables to see that pass on the map: green is where it appears, gray where it fades.

International Space Station (ISS)

Add to calendarDateVisibleMax heightBrightnessCloudsDirectionDuration
5:36 AM – 5:44 AM31°-2.3 · very bright–northwest → southeast8 min
4:51 AM – 4:56 AM19°-1.3 · bright–northeast → east5 min
5:39 AM – 5:46 AM67°-3.9 · very bright–northwest → southeast7 min
4:54 AM – 4:58 AM46°-2.5 · very bright–east → southeast5 min

Tiangong space station

Add to calendarDateVisibleMax heightBrightnessCloudsDirectionDuration
7:16 PM – 7:19 PM12°0.8 · easy to see–northwest → northwest3 min
6:16 PM – 6:22 PM14°-0.0 · bright–northwest → northeast6 min
6:53 PM – 6:57 PM22°-0.5 · bright–northwest → north4 min
5:58 PM – 6:00 PM17°-0.4 · bright–northeast → northeast2 min
7:30 PM – 7:32 PM16°1.1 · easy to see–northwest → northwest3 min
6:30 PM – 6:36 PM38°-1.7 · bright–northwest → northeast6 min

Hubble Space Telescope

Add to calendarDateVisibleMax heightBrightnessCloudsDirectionDuration
6:39 PM – 6:46 PM61°0.5 · easy to see–west → east7 min
6:06 PM – 6:15 PM61°0.6 · easy to see–west → east9 min
7:45 PM – 7:49 PM21°3.4 · faint–west → west4 min
7:12 PM – 7:17 PM45°1.2 · easy to see–west → south6 min
6:39 PM – 6:46 PM46°1.1 · easy to see–west → southeast8 min
6:05 PM – 6:15 PM46°1.1 · easy to see–west → southeast10 min
7:45 PM – 7:49 PM15°3.6 · faint–west → southwest4 min

How to spot it

  • Look for a steady, bright point of light gliding across the sky: no blinking, no colors.
  • It appears in the first direction and fades or sets toward the second; the higher the max height, the brighter it gets.
  • Passes only happen in the hours after sunset or before sunrise, when your sky is dark but the satellite is still in sunlight.
  • Predictions can shift by a minute or two; get outside a few minutes early.

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