The ISS may be more visible in the night sky throughout May. Here's how to see it

A streak of light stretches across a starry night sky above a lake.

If your weather is clear this evening, we invite you to step outside and stare upward anytime from one to two hours after sundown. 

If you're fortunate to be located well away from any bright lights, break out a long lounge or deck-chair and get comfortable. Once your eyes have fully adapted to the dark, you might be able to count several hundred stars of varying degrees of brightness.