Backslash extensionISS Tracker
Where the International Space Station is now, over which country or ocean, and its next passes you can see from your place, computed from its orbit. Open it from Backslash, the keyboard-first launcher for Linux, with Super + Space.
Commands
Where Is the ISSThe station's position live, over which country or ocean, its altitude and speed, and where it is in your sky
ISS PassesWhen you can see the ISS from your place over the next 10 days; type a city to look elsewhere
More everyday extensions
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Air QualityAir quality now and for the next days in any city: European or US AQI, fine particles, ozone, NO₂, UV and pollen, with health advice and the best hours to go out, from Open-Meteo
AAspect RatioRatios and megapixels of a size, the missing width or height, crops and letterboxes, fit and fill, screen pixel density, and common resolutions
AAurora ForecastCan you see the northern lights tonight? Kp index now and for 3 days, solar wind, the OVATION aurora model at your place, darkness and clouds, from NOAA SWPC
AAviation WeatherMETAR and TAF for any airport, decoded in plain words, with the flight category, wind, visibility, clouds and QNH, from aviationweather.gov
BBike ShareLive bikes, e-bikes and free docks at your favorite and nearest bike-share stations: Vélib', Vélo'v, V'Lille, Naolib, Citi Bike, Bicing or any GBFS feed
CCalculatorMath as you type in the search: + - * / % ^, parentheses, sqrt, sin, ln, pi and implicit multiplication like 2pi or 3(4+1)