Space & ISS Board
Bring orbit-scale awareness indoors — ISS position, crew counts, launch windows, and object tallies rendered with colours you choose.
Highlights
What you can surface
- ISS ground track and overhead proximity
- Crew on station
- Upcoming launches with countdown styling
- Object counts when you want the bigger picture
Make it yours
Set observer latitude and longitude for pass geometry.
Tune colours for ISS, countdowns, crew counts, and tallies so the board fits your space.
Who it's for
- Amateur astronomers tracking ISS passes overhead.
- Classrooms, planetariums, and STEM workshops as a "this is happening now" prop.
- Space-obsessed bedrooms and offices that want a quiet ambient orbit feed.
- Launch-day watch parties with a live countdown front and centre.
At a glance
| Tracks | ISS position, crew, upcoming launches, object counts |
|---|---|
| Observer | Lat/lng configurable |
| Overhead cue | Warm colour shift when ISS is near |
| Connectivity | WiFi (2.4 GHz) |
| Power | USB-C, 2 m cable + power adapter included |
Frequently asked questions
How does the ISS overhead alert work?
Set your observer latitude and longitude in settings. As the ISS approaches your sky, the board shifts to your chosen warm colour so the cue is unmissable.
Does it cover Starlink and other satellites?
The default surface is the ISS, crew, launches, and aggregate object counts. Per-satellite tracking sits outside the current Space board scope.
Can I show multiple launches?
The board surfaces upcoming launches with countdown styling rather than a full schedule.
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