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ISS Crosses Suns Disk Adelaide 26 November 2015
Tuesday, November 24, 2015 15:04
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Path of the ISS as it crosses the Sun's disk as seen from Adelaide on November 26 at around 10:41 am
This is much more difficult than a Moon crossing, as this is telescope only, you have to use special solar filters, use EXTEREME CAUTION not to dmamge your eyes.
However, the path of the ISS is still evolving, and the centre line may change further before Thursday. Use your exact location (or choose a location close to the centre line as defined above) in either CalSky or Heavens Above (both have drag and drop maps if you don't know your exact longitude, but it may take a while to navigate the layers) to see if the pass occurs where you are, or if you have to hike a bit to see it.
Source: http://astroblogger.blogspot.com/2015/11/iss-crosses-suns-disk-adelaide-26.html
