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From London on 15 July , the ISS will pass overhead and will be dazzlingly bright.
The pass begins at 22.39 BST when the space station rises above the western horizon.
Three minutes later it will have climbed to its zenith, passing through the constellation Draco , the dragon.
At this point it will be 417km ( 259 miles ) above us and dazzling at magnitude -3.8.
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