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Ian offers the following advice for spotting it: "face directly to the West no more than a couple of minutes before it is due to arrive to get used to the dark sky — then watch out for a single bright star flying in a straight line directly towards you and overheard".
For more, see http://www.ianvisits.co.uk/blog/2013/12/19/watch-the-space-station-fly-over-london-on-xmas-eve/
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