Thank you to everyone for working through this for me. It's interesting that the ISS has made so many revolutions around the earth. I was unaware of that.

Regarding orbit numbers, I suppose that I thought that the U.S. Space Command (or some other government agency) perpetually kept track of that kind of thing.

Thank again.

John, N9JL

On Monday, January 6, 2025 at 01:02:13 AM UTC, christy via AMSAT-BB <amsat-bb@amsat.org> wrote:

per the question below:

using SatPC32/winlisten, using daily-bulletin.txt keps it was 48987

73 Christy KB6LTY

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Do any of you happen to know the orbit number for the ~05:00 UTC ISS

pass over North America on 5 January (late last night local time)? My

son had the best image capture he's ever gotten (the one with the

Japanese children in a classroom). I would like to have the orbit number

for his archives.

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