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See the ISS with your own eyes

<img align="right" alt="Langzeitbelichtung eines ISS-Überflugs" src="http://www.dlr.de/blogs/en/ResourceImage.aspx?raid=246796">Live webcasts have become increasingly common, enabling any Internet user to follow spaceflight events such as launches, dockings or daily life on board the International Space Station (ISS). But there is a way to experience the wonder of spaceflight even more directly – with your own eyes. This is because the Space Station is visible at certain times as a small, bright point of light moving rapidly across the morning or evening sky. Many people are fascinated when they observe the ISS in this way, especially for the first time. In this blog entry I will explain how you can observe the ISS yourself.