See the '‹International Space Station glide across Leeds's night skies

By The Newsroom
Published 6th Apr 2016, 14:09 BST
Updated 6th Apr 2016, 14:11 BST
The ISS should be visible over South Yorkshire tonight, Photo: Paul Williams / via Flickr under creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/The ISS should be visible over South Yorkshire tonight, Photo: Paul Williams / via Flickr under creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/
The ISS should be visible over South Yorkshire tonight, Photo: Paul Williams / via Flickr under creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/
The International Space Station with UK Astronaut Major Tim Peake on board, will glide across Leeds night skies during April 2016.

(Times are approximate depending on your exact location)

- ​Wednesday, April 6: approaches from W at 9:39pm

- Thursday, April 7: approaches from W at 8:47pm

- Friday, April 8: approaches from W at 9:31pm

- Saturday, April 9: approaches from W at 8.38 AND 10:15pm

- Sunday, April 10: approaches from W at 9:22pm

- Monday, April 11: approaches from W at 8:30pm AND 10:06pm

​- ​Tuesday, April 12: approaches from W at 9:14pm

- ​Wednesday, April 13: approaches from W at 9:58pm

- Thursday, April 14: approaches from W at 9:05pm

- Saturday, April 16: approaches from W at 9:57pm

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