International Space Station passes by Venus and Saturn

Look west in the evening sky and Venus is almost impossible to miss, shining with a brilliant steady light. In fact, it is so bright it's often mistaken for a plane. On the evening of Friday October 28, Venus is going to pair up with the planet Saturn and in a rare treat, the International Space Station (ISS) will be seen gliding right past the two planets. But heads up Darwin, you'll catch a preview of the show on Thursday October 27. From Darwin on Thursday, and from Sydney and Perth on Friday, the ISS will pass just below Saturn and just above Venus. More

(Source: Phys.Org - Oct 28)