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ISS Pass Times — Rome
When can you see the International Space Station from Rome? Here's tonight's dark-sky window for Rome, and a live pass finder that uses your exact location to tell you when the Station crosses your sky, which way to look, and how high it climbs.
Sun times computed for Rome (41.9°, 12.5°) · local time.
Over Rome tonight, the sky is dark enough to spot a pass roughly from 10:05 PM until 5:35 AM — but the Station also has to be sunlit, so the best chances are in the hour or two after dusk and before dawn.
Your next ISS passes
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Rome right now
Clear skies matter as much as timing — a quick look at tonight's cloud cover for Rometells you whether it's worth heading out.
More sky over Rome
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