International Space Station Begins Series on Passes Over United States

I enjoy getting to see the International Space Station fly overhead whenever possible, and I was glad to see (courtesy of Space Weather) that this week will see a series of passes that will be visible in the United States.

If you are interested in seeing it for yourself, visit either Space Weather or Heavens Above for more information. [NASA also has a satellite tracker]

I have posted a table below that includes the details of the passes for my location in western North Carolina according to Heavens Above...

Date	Mag	Starts			Max. altitude			Ends
		Time	Alt.	Az.	Time	Alt.	Az.	Time	Alt.	Az.
6 Jul	0.5	04:43:23	10	N	04:44:31	12	NNE	04:45:37	10	NE
6 Jul	-2.5	22:41:23	10	WSW	22:44:14	51	NW	22:47:06	10	NE
7 Jul	-1.1	05:06:43	10	NNW	05:09:19	29	NE	05:11:54	10	E
7 Jul	-2.8	21:30:54	10	SSW	21:33:37	35	SE	21:36:20	10	ENE
7 Jul	-0.1	23:06:53	10	WNW	23:08:55	17	NNW	23:10:57	10	NNE
8 Jul	0.4	03:57:07	10	N	03:58:21	12	NNE	03:59:35	10	NE
8 Jul	-3.5	05:30:59	10	NW	05:33:51	66	SW	05:36:41	10	SE
8 Jul	-2.3	21:55:11	10	WSW	21:58:02	48	NW	22:00:53	10	NE
9 Jul	-1.3	04:20:29	10	NNW	04:23:07	30	NE	04:25:43	10	ESE
9 Jul	-1.6	05:56:18	10	W	05:58:07	15	SW	05:59:55	10	SSW
9 Jul	0.0	22:20:43	10	WNW	22:22:41	16	NNW	22:24:40	10	N
10 Jul	-1.4	04:49:30	19	SSE	04:49:30	19	SSE	04:50:26	10	SE
10 Jul	-2.0	21:08:56	10	WSW	21:11:46	46	NW	21:14:36	10	NE
11 Jul	0.1	21:34:28	10	WNW	21:36:23	16	NNW	21:38:18	10	N