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The International Space Station will be visible in parts of Iowa during the end of January and first week of February. The station, which has been in orbit since 1998, has a perfect bird's eye view of ...

The saga of the two spacefarers has garnered no shortage of publicity since June, when Williams and Wilmore first arrived at the International Space Station for the Starliner's maiden crewed voyage.

Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore, the two NASA astronauts who rode to the space station months ago on the Boeing Starliner, are slated to come home in late March. Also aboard the station are NASA ...

The International Space Station will be visible in parts of Iowa during the end of January and first week of February. The station, which has been in orbit since 1998, has a perfect bird's eye ...

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The measures vary in detail, but they typically include prohibitions on camping, sleeping or storing property on public land. Many also include buffer zones near schools, parks or businesses.

Other opportunities will extend into February. According to NASA’s SpotTheStation website, the International Space Station can be seen in Charleston at 6:57 p.m. Jan. 30 for a five-minute window.