Sky over Brisbane
Is the ISS visible tonight over Brisbane?
Not tonight. Next: Thu, 12 Nov at 4:12 am, rising in the NNE, fairly faint.
ISS passes this week
2 visible passes over Brisbane in the next 7 days. The best is Sat, 14 Nov at 4:12 am: 52° up, bright (-3.0). One stays low, under 25°, and is easy to miss behind buildings.
Sunset in Brisbane Sun, 8 Nov at 6:12 pm; dark from 6:36 pm.
| Date | Starts | Direction | Highest | Visible for | Brightness |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thu, 12 Nov | 4:12 am | NNE to E | 13° | 3 min | -0.5 |
| Sat, 14 Nov | 4:12 am | NNW to SE | 52° | 7 min | -3.0 |
Starlink train over Brisbane
A Starlink batch of 27 satellites launched on 31 October and is still flying close together.
| Date | Starts | Direction | Highest | Visible for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sun, 8 Nov | 6:47 pm | NE to ESE | 14° | 3 min |
| Mon, 9 Nov | 7:01 pm | N to SSE | 53° | 5 min |
| Tue, 10 Nov | 7:18 pm | NW to S | 31° | 5 min |
How bright a train looks changes a lot with the angle, so no brightness is given. Trains spread out and fade within about a week of launch.
ISS Tracker reminds you a few minutes before each pass over your exact spot in Queensland. Free.
Brisbane, Queensland, -27.47, 153.03. Computed 2026-11-07 11:38 UTC. How to see it, and how these times are worked out.