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Default Watching the ISS fly over

The International Space Station. How lucky that since moving to Iowa I get to see it frequently.

http://www.isstracker.com/

Tonight's pass is at 10pm something (need to nail that down to go look). It's just a white dot moving accross the sky but I think it's cool to see!
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