Not so much as a twinkle of any sort up there tonight.

I was very lucky and saw the one last night and very early this morning through breaks in the cloud.

Yeah, that sounds about right then. Really must buy some stronger binocs.

Looking like another non-sighting from here tonight at 11.18, then another one at 00.55.

I should really be more optimistic , saw it clear as a bell and it seemed bigger than usual

I have not managed to see any pass from this season yet. Good one at 10.28 pm tonight.

Bloody typical. Weeks of potentially perfect viewing ruined by rain.

And tonight is the last chance of this viewing season. Looking cloudy

It's at 11.36 - cloudy here too now, but you never know

It was 22.00 here. Didn't see it

You must be further south than me.

I'm in Cornwall - I didn't realise we had such different sighting times!

Fab clear sky and sighting - it was so bright too

We all have virtually the same sighting times. It is just that sometimes the geometry is such that those further east can see a pass wheras for those a biut further west it is too light.
If you click the <all passes> button on Heavens Above you will see there was a pass at 10.03 pm.

Ahh, thank you - I hadn't noticed that before, makes sense now!

Not ISS I admit but anyone staying up waiting for the Amir Khan fight who has clear skies can see Jupiter peeping out above a very pleasing crescent moon.

If you can see low enough to the SW of the moon you can see Venus as well.

Tried to take a pic but my video camera and wobbly hands made it hopeless.

Had a cracking view a slightly slower and much brighter ISS at about 10:55 tonight. Also the bonus of another satellite going the other way.

I forgot about this thread! I've seen the ISS quite a few times this summer, there Dragon X spacecraft cargo pod is currently just in front of it when it passes over, makes for a good sight!

I've been using a great Iridium satellite app called 'Iridium Flares' that takes a feed from the Heavensabove website data (same place you can plot all your ISS sightings). Most of the satellite flares last around 10 seconds and can be incredibly bright (Upto mag -9!!)...defo worth a look as I've notched up 89 sightings in the last 2 months.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/d..._result#?t=W10.

PS...Android users only, not sure if Iphone has the app on their storefront.

Two new ISS trackers I found a while ago.

1. Path of ISS on ground


2 Virtual view from ISS

About as good as it gets view of the ISS at around 20 to midnight. Plus a number of other satellites and a few shooting stars to boot!

I've just had an amazing view of the ISS above London. Watched it from my back garden and then again from the front, lasted a good five minutes. Back again at 10.16. Might try and get some photos then too.

What time did you see it?

I've seen it twice tonight. 8:43 and 10:19.

Next time it passes according to spaceweather.com is 9:25 pm tomorrow.

I got distracted and forgot to look at 10.16 pm

It was clear too.

Well make sure you look tomorrow.

I feel buzzing about it. I used to make a point of always watching it when I lived in Thailand, we had more viewings because I suppose we were nearer the equater. So this was the first time I've seen it back in the UK and it was a perfect clear night. Even from the centre of London it was an excellent view.

There have been some great passes this week and with the lovely clear blue skies, it's been all the better. The ISS Spotter app I installed on Sunday lets me know when they're due and track them in real time

. Just watched another five minute pass from the bedroom window. Just as well because I couldn't find the left foot of my bunny slippers

Do they only fly the station in the summer months?