If youre an early riser, youll have an opportunity to watch the International Space Station fly over Southern California before dawn each of the next five days starting before dawn on Friday, NASA said.

Heres the viewing schedule for San Diego County:

Friday, July 7, 4:50 a.m.: ISS will be visibe for 4 minutes, initially appearing 23 degrees above the east-northeast horizon.

Saturday, July 8, 3:59 a.m.: ISS will be visible for 2 minutes, initially appearing 26 degrees above the northwest.

Sunday, July 3, 3:09 a.m.: ISS will be visible for about one minute, initially appearing 21 degrees above the north-northeast.

Monday, July 10, 3:51 a.m.: ISS will be visible for about 2 minutes, initially appearing 12 degrees above the northwest.

Tuesday, July 11, 3 a.m.: ISS will be visible for one minute, initially appearing 15 degrees above the north.

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