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If youre in L.A., take a minute tonight to take a look at the night sky for a special surprise. <\/p>\n
Starting at 8:25 p.m. the International Space Station will be visible with the naked eye no telescope needed.<\/p>\n
The conditions today are prime for viewing with clear skies and no moonlight, according to the National Weather Service.<\/p>\n
The station will be visible first coming from the northwest corner of the sky and move directly overhead to the southeast corner. It may not be immediately visible, but after a few minutes should appear as a small light dot moving across the sky.<\/p>\n
While the ISS passes over L.A. regularly, it usually does so during daylight or low on the horizon, making it difficult to see.<\/p>\n
There are currently seven people aboard the ISS, which is over 250 miles above the Earth.<\/p>\n
For more info, you can check out NASAs tracking map or view the live stream below.<\/p>\n
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