[Mr. K]

Can you see the ISS with a telescope?

[zeebee]

The ISS moves too fast to follow it with a telescope. You can see it with your naked eye. It looks like a bright star moving across the sky in only a few seconds.

And Jupiter is rising in the east at sunset while Venus is setting in the west. Jupiter is next to the two bright “twin” stars in Gemini.

[oh8eleven]

Can you see the ISS with a telescope?
Not effectively, it moves across the sky pretty fast. When close to your location, it's very visible with just the naked eye.
Binoculars would help but really just make it a bigger bright spot in the sky.

Elapsed time, maybe 10 seconds (not my pic) ...