Muscat – The ISS will be visible at 6:31 pm, traveling at an astonishing speed of 27,600 km/h, and will remain visible for only 3 minutes.
The ISS will appear in the sky moving from the North to the Northeast at an altitude of 434 kilometres above sea level, providing an ideal opportunity for stargazers and space enthusiasts to observe this incredible event.
To maximize the viewing experience, the society recommends finding an open, dark location away from city lights; having the phone camera ready to capture this fleeting moment is highly encouraged. The ISS will appear as a bright, rapidly moving star, providing a stunning spectacle for skywatchers.
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