Yes, the International Space Station (ISS) is visible from Earth under the right conditions. It appears as a bright, fast-moving point of light gliding across the sky. The ISS reflects sunlight, making it visible to observers on the ground during twilight hours when the sky is dark enough for stars to be visible but the ISS is still illuminated by the Sun. Spotting the ISS requires knowing when and where to look, which can be determined using various online tools and apps that provide real-time tracking of the ISS’s orbit.
Come for the Scenery, Stay for the Stars