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ISS Pass Times — Amsterdam
When can you next see the International Space Station from Amsterdam? Below is Amsterdam's next genuinely visiblepass — computed from the Station's current orbit — with tonight's dark-sky window and a live finder that uses your exact spot for pinpoint times.
No visible ISS pass over Amsterdam in the next 6 nights. The Station is passing either in daylight or while it sits in Earth’s shadow (eclipsed) — it flies over often, but a genuinely visible pass isn’t lined up in this window. Check back in a few days, or use the finder below for your exact spot.
Computed for Amsterdam from the current NORAD orbital elements (CelesTrak) · elements from Jul 24, 2026.
Sun times computed for Amsterdam (52.4°, 4.9°) · local time.
Over Amsterdam tonight, the sky is dark enough to spot a pass roughly from 11:34 PM until 5:54 AM — but the Station also has to be sunlit, so the best chances are in the hour or two after dusk and before dawn.
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