Where the ISS is right now
The station circles the Earth every 92 minutes. The dotted line is its path, the ring is the area that can see it, and the dark half of the map is night.
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Orbit from CelesTrak, propagated in your browser. Map: NASA Blue Marble.
The view from the window, right now
Computed from the station's real position and height: day and night sides, the thin blue line of the atmosphere, sunrise over the limb. Drag to look around.
The station up close: 3D model
NASA's own model of the station as it is today. Drag to turn it, pinch or scroll to zoom, and tap a label to see what each part does. The Earth below moves at the station's real speed.
Model: NASA 3D Resources (ISS, IGOAL), free of copyright, simplified for the web. Drawn in your browser with three.js (MIT).