How to see the International Space Station in north-east skies tonight

Stargazers in Aberdeen could get a shock tonight as the International Space Station will twice be visible in the skies over the north-east.

The first sighting is expected just after 9.30pm when it is expected to appear for around four minutes.

The second appearance is expected to be around less than a minute long at 11.07pm.

Although the clouds above the city are expected to thicken the skies should be reasonably clear – making the Torry battery a prime place for viewing.

Anyone who misses out will get another chance tomorrow as the station is expected to make an appearance at 8.38pm and 10.14pm.

If you get any good pictures tonight please send them across to webpix@ajl.co.uk