The Lap Wall
← Catch the ISSThe space station is on lap
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Every 92.9 minutes it starts a new lap of the planet, crossing the equator heading north. The first person to catch a lap live signs it. A lap caught from two continents turns gold.
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–Next lap starts
Signed laps
- No laps signed yet. Catch the ISS live to sign the first one.
Lap numbers count from the station's first orbit in 1998: NASA's trajectory gives each northbound equator crossing, and the count is anchored daily to the published revolution number.