Live ISS Position
See where the ISS is right now relative to Hanoi.
Visibility Times
UTC-labelled predicted pass windows for the Hanoi reference point.
3D Orbit View
Watch the ISS orbit path on our interactive 3D globe.
Reference Coordinates
Fixed observer at 21.2°N, 105.8°E.
Next ISS Pass Over Hanoi
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Observer settings and forecast scope
Reference: HAN, Hanoi, Vietnam. Latitude 21.2187°, longitude 105.8067°. Observer altitude input: 0 metres. This fixed input is not a measurement of the city's elevation or your location. The request asks N2YO for up to 10 days of visual passes with a minimum visible duration of 60 seconds. Results can be cached for up to one hour; the retrieval timestamp is shown with the table.
All table dates and times are UTC, not automatically converted to your local time zone. Keep the date when converting. The countdown depends on your device clock. A predicted start and end describe a pass window; the separately reported visible duration can be shorter. Maximum elevation is an angle above the horizon. An unknown magnitude is not a prediction of a faint pass.
When the table cannot answer your question
Read the status message before relying on the countdown. A partial list contains only the source entries that passed validation. An unavailable result provides no reliable schedule at all. The page makes one bounded request rather than repeatedly contacting the provider in the background. If loading fails, reloading makes another attempt; the source links below remain usable independently of that request. Closing or leaving the page stops its countdown timer.
Seeing the ISS from Hanoi
A forecast is not proof of visibility from your position. Sunlight on the station, a sufficiently dark sky, cloud and your local horizon all matter. The globe's position marker is not a confirmed sighting.
Observation and forecast sources
- NASA Spot the Station — an independent location-specific observation resource, not the source of this table.
- NASA Spot the Station FAQ — visibility and prediction fields.
- N2YO API documentation — forecast data, observer inputs and field definitions.
Frequently asked questions
Are these exact times for my home in Hanoi?
No. The forecast uses the fixed reference coordinates and zero-metre observer-altitude input printed above, not your device location.
Which time zone does the forecast use?
Dates and times are labelled in UTC. Convert both the date and time when making a local reminder.
Does an unavailable forecast mean no ISS passes?
No. An error means no reliable list was obtained. An empty successful response means no qualifying entries were returned for the stated observer and request window.