The International Space Station passed over Lake Santa Fe early on the morning of Wednesday, November 8, 2023. A crescent Moon illuminated the early sky with a bright planet Venus hanging underneath. It became visible in our area approximately at 5:41 am located 29° above NNW direction (approx 321 ° ) and proceeded very quickly overhead, descending in a SE direction (approx 134 ° ). The duration of visibility was nearly five minutes, at a brightness of -4 (Keep in mind, the more negative the number of magnitude, the brighter of visibility; a full moon has a magnitude of -13 for comparison.)