ISS Flyby Alert
4.1star
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About this app
Get a notification at a user defined time interval before an ISS sighting occurs.
If you've missed sightings before because you've had to rely on manually looking up NASA's SpotTheStation listings, this app is a good solution.
This is an open source project built using React Native.
You can review the source code at its repository :
https://github.com/EnKrypt/ISS-Flyby-Alert
Do get in touch to suggest improvements or if you wish to contribute.
If you've missed sightings before because you've had to rely on manually looking up NASA's SpotTheStation listings, this app is a good solution.
This is an open source project built using React Native.
You can review the source code at its repository :
https://github.com/EnKrypt/ISS-Flyby-Alert
Do get in touch to suggest improvements or if you wish to contribute.
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4.1
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A Google user
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May 13, 2019
This thing just works. A not frills UI and the best part, does not even need location permissions that most apps seem to hog around. Simply add your city and get started.
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A Google user
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July 27, 2019
how can sighting be three times in a row this week were i am , The ISS doesn't have a Trajectory like that , it doesn't say it were i am thst its going to be seen ,i don't understand what it means when i get a Notification , its not a alert to say its going ti be visible . also cloud cover so its not visible at all really
arvind.io
August 11, 2019
The ISS completes one revolution in about 90 minutes, and about 16 revolutions per day. Maybe you mistook the ISS as something other than the International Space Station and decided to leave a review. That's cool, we all make mistakes.
A Google user
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November 1, 2019
It started out good but now I can't get it to update. it's telling me all past flybys. I'll keep it for a day or two and if it doesn't straighten out it will be deleted.
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arvind.io
December 29, 2019
All the flyby data on the app is sourced from NASA. You can go to spotthestation.nasa.gov to verify that the data is exactly the same. Either there are simply no visible flybys in your area (which happens for a couple weeks at a time), or NASA's servers are temporarily out of sync (usually fixed in a day). This is not an issue related to the app.
What's new
- Corrected layout on all screens
- Fixed background sync
- Fixed background sync