Space Station Viewing Opportunity Saturday About 6:35 p.m. **IF** Clouds/Fog Don't Interfere

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Long Beach Had Beautiful Space Station View Saturday Previewed By LBEPORT.com Advisory

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(February 6, 2021, updated 7:25 p.m..) -- Long Beach had a beautiful bright view of the International Space Station on Saturday, previewed in an advisory earlier today by LBREPORT.com..

Saturdays orbit too the ISS a bit off the coast. an d became visible in LB's NW sky at about 6:32 p.m., rose to roughly 57 degrees in the SW sky at 6:35-6:36 p.m., then disappeared in the SSE sky at about 6:39 p.m.

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