SpaceRef - Exploration and Missions

SpaceRef - Exploration and Missions - Spacecraft Trackers

Alphonse Pouplier's Home Page - Mir and ISS Tracking - This site In French (and partially in English) provides up to date tables that allow people around the world to view Mir, ISS, and other spacecraft as they pass overhead.

ISS Naked Eye Visibility Data From Selected Cities - From NASA's Office of Space Flight: The OSF Orbital Visibility schedules at present cover 3,406 locations worldwide. To determine if your data for your city is available you can consult a "List of Cities Served.

Mir Visibility Predictions - he editors of Sky & Telescope magazine have generated predictions that tell you where and when to look for Mir from 250 selected cities in North America and 250 other cities scattered around the globe.

Naked-Eye Mir Visibility Data From Selected Cities - From NASA's Office of Space Flight: The OSF Orbital Visibility schedules at present cover 3,406 locations worldwide. To determine if your data for your city is available you can click on a List of Cities Served.

Visibility Predictions for the International Space Station - The editors of Sky & Telescope magazine have generated predictions that tell you where and when to look for the International Space Station from 250 selected cities in North America and 250 other cities scattered around the globe.

World Buddy - "Welcome to World Buddy- the most efficient way to view the current time in any of the world's time zones. Daylight savings time is included in the conversion when appropriate, and the zones are kept abreast of political changes."