Want to find "other" times of the ISS

Humour me on this one. Is there a place I can find that gives the ISS pass times APART FROM H-A during alternate times? The purpose is to see if perhaps, considering that the station is bigger with new attachments this week, maybe it is possible to image a pass whilst the Sun is up and so on. H-A just gives visible passes.

Seanie.

Humour me on this one. Is there a place I can find that gives the ISS pass times APART FROM H-A during alternate times? The purpose is to see if perhaps, considering that the station is bigger with new attachments this week, maybe it is possible to image a pass whilst the Sun is up and so on. H-A just gives visible passes.

spaceflight.nasa.gov/realdata/sightings/index.html

Calsky, although not as easy to read as H-A, does give you more infoand also covers stuff like Sun transits.

You can often see the pass before the first one that H-A lists - just remember it's 94.5 mins earlier.

Thanks for the link Albert. I'll be out side each night waiting for it to pass.

Of course if you want some really interesting observing times: iss-transit.sourceforge.net/

It would be GREAT to witness a solar or lunar pass but i'm not sure what to look for on the above link. It says Jpass is for satellites excluding the ISS or shuttle.