The International Space Station orbits the earth 16 times a day and on Saturday morning it will streak across the sky over New York City, if weather allows. Among those on board: astronaut Sunita Williams. With 195 days in space she's a record-holder among women. Check out this picture of Suni, one of the coolest sent from the ISS. 

You can follow the path of the ISS by visiting NASA's website, spaceweather.com or the ISS tracker. 

The International Space Station orbits the earth 16 times a day.  But it just so happens that this week's orbit patterns bring it right over the top of some big U.S. population centers.  This week you'll see a bright light moving faster than any plane across the sky -- you'll just need to get to a dark place. As you watch, remember: the ISS is home to six people, travelling 17-thousand miles an hour, and they're more than 200 miles high.  

Find out more by visiting NASA's website, spaceweather.com and the ISS tracker.