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Look out the window of the International Space Station — right now. The ISS orbits Earth every 92 minutes. ISSview puts you inside the Cupola, the seven-window observation module, while the real station drifts beneath you in real time. Every panel is live telemetry. Every readout is real data. Watch city lights blaze across Europe at night. Listen to NASA mission control on the live audio feed. Tilt up to see the Milky Way over the horizon. Get a heads-up when ISS crosses overhead at your location. Made for curious souls who like to wander. — FEATURES — • Real-time tracking — actual ISS position computed from CelesTrak orbital data • Earth view — live Sentinel-2 imagery, day-night blend, NASA VIIRS city lights at night • Stars view — tilt up and out, see the night sky from orbit with planets, constellations, and the occasional shooting star • Satellite tracking — Hubble, Tiangong, and Starlink trains, plotted in real time with reveal animations • Space weather — Kp index, solar wind speed, X-ray flux, aurora oval. Storm warnings inline. • Debris radar — phosphor-style sweep tracking the closest pieces of orbital debris around ISS • South Atlantic Anomaly — get a notification when the station passes through the radiation zone, just like the real astronauts do • Ground stations — watch ISS link up with Houston, Madrid, Tsukuba, Canberra, and more, with mission-control voice callouts • Ambient soundtrack — original tracks by Árstraumur, made specifically to match the contemplative pace of low Earth orbit • NASA's live ISS audio feed — listen to actual mission communications • Next pass over you — find when ISS will fly overhead at your location, with magnitude and direction • Astronauts onboard — current crew with bios, mission patches, and time in space • Upcoming launches — countdown to the next rocket leaving Earth • NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day — hidden behind a triple-tap easter egg — PRIVACY FIRST — No accounts. No analytics. No tracking. No ads. Your location, if you choose to share it, never leaves your device. — CREDITS — Built by David Elfström Lilja (davidlilja.se) for I/O Music & Design AB. Soundtrack: Árstraumur — original ambient music written specifically for the view. Data sources: NASA, NOAA, CelesTrak, EOX, Esri, OpenWeatherMap, Wikipedia, The Space Devs. A curiosity project. Free to use. Open to suggestions: hello@issview.com