Emily Belz wrote over at WorldMagBlog:
Sometimes it’s nice to take a break from politics and go walk around outside, look at the trees, listen to the sounds around you, gaze at the sky – perhaps catch the International Space Station flying overhead?
A new service on Twitter called Twisst alerts you when the space station will be flying over you. (To our Twitter skeptics out there, I’m trying to win you over!) It uses the location you enter on your Twitter profile, then calculates when you might see a flyover and sends you a notice on your account.
Maybe I’ll update this later with a screenshot of where ISS is relative to me.
(Oh, hey! This post adds much-needed alternative rendering of “It all depends on what the meaning of ISS is”!)