International Space Station

Space shuttle Atlantis off to International Space Station
NASA has finally managed to liftoff Space Shuttle Atlantis off Florida on its journey to the International Space Station.
This mission is to resume to the construction of the ISS, which has been delayed due to the safety problems related to the Space Shuttle fleet.
Atlantis on this mission is [...]

https://techwhack.co/4380/atlantis-of...-space-station/

Space Shuttle Discovery reaches the International Space Station
The space shuttle Discovery has reached the International Space Station. It took the shuttle two days to reach the space station.
Discovery is carrying Mission Specialist Sunita Williams who is of Indian origin. She would be staying on the ISS for 6 months.
NASA said that the STS-116 crew entered [...]

https://techwhack.co/4828/space-shutt...covery-reaches/

International Space Station getting rewired
The astronauts onboard the international space station are working on rewiring the ISS. This job when finished would let the orbiting outpost double the size of its crew. They would also be able to add two more laboratories.
Flight controllers on the ground confirmed that the power was flowing through two electrical [...]

https://techwhack.co/4857/internation...etting-rewired/

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Err I cant see this Video, but I remember Warthog was posting from this location few days ago

[video=youtube;Uk9ptueTDwY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uk9ptueTDwY[/video]probably the best tour of ISS you would find online! (probably not, but still cool)

I can spot it in less than 30 seconds! With help of this site: (which I had posted long back)

Heavens-Above Home Page

With it you can also spot many other satellites. Like Hubble Space Telescope or Chinese Tiangong


There is also android app. Just point at sky and it will show you which satellite is passing by.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.agi.android.augmentedreality&hl=en

For those interested, 11 November 2012 early morning (around 5.30AM) would be good day to spot ISS. It will be bright enough.

If you are unaware, you will think its some plane OR a broken star!!

But its actually a space station.

SpotTheStation! Time: Tue Nov 13 5:35 AM, Visible: 5 min, Max Height: 54 degrees, Appears: WSW, Disappears: NNE

For Delhi people.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HnWG19CFDE&feature=youtu.be
Amazing times we live in. Astronauts in the ISS are on social networks. And they share videos from up there in space related to daily activities they perform!
https://www.youtube.com/user/canadianspaceagency/videos?view=0
Loads more video from here!