The International Space Station will be visible in L.A.'s night sky this evening - though it will look more like a small dot flying across the sky.
(Courtesy of NASA)
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If you’re in L.A., take a minute tonight to take a look at the night sky for a special surprise.
The station will be visible first coming from the northwest corner of the sky and move directly overhead to the southeast corner. It may not be immediately visible, but after a few minutes should appear as a small light dot moving across the sky.
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