The document outlines five ways to track the International Space Station (ISS) from Earth, including the use of NASA's 'Spot the Station' website and the 'ISS Detector' app. It highlights the history of the ISS and references additional tracking apps such as 'Heavens Above'. The document also mentions the photography of Earth by crew members and invites readers to engage with a related YouTube channel.

1. 5 Ways to Track ISS
from Earth

2. Introduction
International Space Station is a huge
habitable artificial satellite approximately
the size of a football field. Actually, ISS is
the ninth space station made by the
humans in the history which is followed
by Russian Salyut, Almaz, and the US
made Mir and Skylab.
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3. Way #1
We can track the International Space
station from the earth by the website
“spot the station” of NASA. This
website provides information to spot the
international space station from
anywhere.
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4. Way #2
Through the app “ISS detector” we can
spot both iridium flares and international
space station from earth.
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5. Way #3
The international space station was
assembled from space by launching
separate modules in different time. Some
of the satellites tracking apps refer ISS as
“Zarya” because it was the name of the
first module launched by Russia in 1988.
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6. Way #4
“Heavens above” is another app predict
ISS and Iridium satellite passes, which
also provides information about another
satellite also.
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7. Way #5
Photographing earth and stars is the
hobby of some crew members in the
space station. NASA providing that
beautiful experience of observing earth
from space to all people through their
website.
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