[FPSPACE] New ISS sightings and Mars and Saturn get closer in the west at dusk

[LARRY KLAES]

>From Spaceweather.com

ISS AT DAWN:  A new batch of ISS flybys is underway. For the next two weeks,
Europeans and North Americans can see the International Space Station flying
overhead just before dawn. Recent additions to the station have made it 
bigger
and brighter than ever, and if you haven't seen the ISS in a while, you 
might be
surprised by its increased luminosity.  Some sky watchers have spotted it in
broad daylight.  Check our Simple Flybys page to find out when to look:

http://spaceweather.com/flybys


>From Space.com

Mars and Saturn Get Together

Two bright planets approach each other during the next couple of weeks.

http://www.space.com/spacewatch/080627-ns-mars-saturn.html