Live position
The track shows the orbit around the current position.
🛰️ Best available pass in the next 48 hours
Reading orbital data
The track shows the orbit around the current position.
Visibility from Ivrea also depends on local darkness, pass elevation and weather.
ISS, Tiangong, Hubble and a selection of scientific satellites. Orbits come from Space-Track.org; times, directions and elevation are calculated locally for Ivrea.
“Observable” means a favourable pass by time and elevation; clouds, sky brightness and the satellite’s actual brightness may still affect visibility.
A pass can genuinely occur over Ivrea without being visible: the ISS must be sunlit while the local sky is dark enough.
● Visible — sunlit with favourable local darkness.
● Difficult — bright twilight or low above the horizon.
● Not visible — ISS in Earth’s shadow or sky too bright.
Current crew: —. The engine automatically checks for expedition and crew changes, enriches the biographies and always retains the last valid update.
Automatic crew verification in progress…
The ISS looks like a very bright moving star: it does not blink, leaves no trail and crosses the sky in a few minutes. Times may change after orbital manoeuvres, so check this page shortly before going outside.