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The ISS can, at times, be seen from Earth. True or false
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The ISS can, at times, be seen from Earth.

True or false

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Answer:

True but mostly false.

Step-by-step explanation:

If you squint enough at night, you'd be able to see it. Otherwise it's not really possible.

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True, it can be seen from Earth at times
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