InternationalSpaceStation UK tracker: Find out how to see the ISS TONIGHT
The International Space Station has been a constant presence in the skies since its launch in 1998. ISS in fact orbits our planet every 90 minutes at an approximate altitude of 250 miles . Although impossible to see during the day, theThe ISS goes through periods it cannot be seen from the UK for months.This is because the space station's diagonal orbit can criss-cross other parts of the planet.
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