Space staion marathon!

The International Space Station (ISS) is putting on a remarkable show. For the next few days, the behemoth spacecraft will be in constant sunlight as its orbit lines up with Earth's day-night terminator. This means it will shine brightly in the night sky every single time it passes overhead. Some observers can see it 3, 4, even 5 times a night!

spaceweather.com...

So this is pretty cool, you can see the ISS in all it's glory for the next few nights.
I expect many of the 'i saw a moving star last night' threads, please before you post that it would be useful to check the info with the links below first.

You can use this simple sattelite tracker to work out when and where to look for it. If you want a more exact locator try www.heavens-above.com... and you can add your own coordinates.

So here is a video of a previous flyover, its a good reference for what it will look like if you happen to see it.