Archaeological dig at Greenham
Sun, 27 Sept 2020
International Space Station Image: NASA
International Space Station spotters should be treated to an incredibly bright pass over the UK on Sunday, September 27 and Monday, September 28.
The manned spacecraft will appear from the west and will be visible on Sunday from 7.59pm to 8.02pm and on Monday from 8.49pm to 8.52pm.
ISS times for the UK have shifted slightly after astronauts had to carry out a manoeuvre to avoid being hit by debris, according to US space agency NASA.
This is why these times are subject to change at the last minute, if the International Space Station performs an orbital boost and changes its orbit.
Leave your comment
Share your opinions on Newbury Weekly News