Saturday, May 3rd 2008, 3:45 pm
May is a good month for spaceship spotting. The International Space Station has begun a 4-week series of bright flybys over North America and Europe.
In early May, the ISS joins Jupiter and the stars of the Summer Triangle in a glittering pre-dawn sky. Later in the month, increasingly-frequent flybys shift to evening hours and the ISS will be crossing paths with Saturn, the Moon and Mars.
Click here to find out when to look.
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