National Space Station question, please?

Question

When was the last time the International Space Station circled over St. Louis and people could actually see it?

Answer 1

i think you should be more specific....St Louis?in what country?

Answer 2

For the ISS as well as many other objects in space, you can go to http://heavens-above.com/ and it will show you what stuff you can see from your location.

Answer 3

If you mean St. Louis, Missouri, then the ISS passed high overhead this morning (28th August) at 5:25 a.m. If you want to look out for it, then it'll be visible tomorrow morning at 5.52 a.m. but appearing low in the north and travelling from west to east. A much better view will be had on Saturday at 4:45 a.m.when it will suddenly emerge from the Earth's shadow when high in the northeast and will travel down towards the horizon, appearing as a bright starlike object.

Predictions from http://www.heavens-above.com/

Answer 4

"Fly over" might be a difficult question for me to answer.  For it to be visible, if you are referring to St. Louis, Missouri, USA, the last sighting was 4:17am today, with a 1 minute duration, traveling form the ESE to the E, rather low in the horizon (17 degree maximum elevation, 11 minimum).

http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/realdata/sig...

That link will provide you with upcoming sighting opportunities.  They update it regularly, but delete old sightings equally regularly, so it won't list sightings from say, a week ago.

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My bad, the 4:17 am sighting I listed is the NEXT one (a little less than 22 hours from now), not the most recent one.  The previous one was this  morning at 5:23am.  (Hey, I'm tired, thought it was Friday morning right now!)