We like:
http://heavens-above.com/
It’s an astronomy-related site that we use to find times when we can view the international space station and the space shuttle (when it is in orbit) when they go over.
We don’t register there, just plug in our location, and out pops a schedule of viewing times and where to look. Sometimes the ISS goes over in the early morning (just before sun-up) and at other times it’s right after sundown. Sometimes there are viewing gaps of several days when the orbits aren’t over our area.
Right now in central Wisconsin we are entering a period of evening viewings.
Check it out and look up instead of “in an old log” or “at the base of a tree”!
