Minimum transit distances during the current reporting period:
  Sun     1.5 mi
  Moon    38.0
  Mercury none within 100 miles
  Venus   none
  Mars    none
  Jupiter none
  Saturn  54.7

Reference notes: http://iss-transit.sourceforge.net/alert-notes.html


A - travel distance (miles) and direction
B - date
C - time (hhmmss)
D - elevation angle of the ISS
E - azimuth angle of the ISS ( + is East from North; - is W from N)
F - range (miles)
G - latitude for observing the transit
H - longitude
I - elevation above Mean Sea Level (meters)
J - how far (miles) can I be from the centerline? (i.e., angular error = 0.25°)

For other than solar transits:
K - lunar transits: is space station sunlit?
    planetary encounters: 1=Mercury; 2=Venus; 4=Mars; 5=Jupiter; 6=Saturn
L - sun elevation angle
M - sun/moon or sun/planet separation angle

A------- B----- C-----  D--- E----- F--- G------- H-------- I--- J---- K L---- M----
  8.2 NW 30 Sep 154716  33.2 -126.1  376  37.8148 -121.8157  474   3.0
  3.7 NW 30 Sep 154717  33.2 -126.0  376  37.7689 -121.7535  373   3.0
  1.5 NE            17.72                 37.7360 -121.7080        3.0
  2.0 E  30 Sep 154718  33.2 -125.9  376  37.7233 -121.6904  209   3.0
  6.0 SE 30 Sep 154719  33.2 -125.8  376  37.6740 -121.6340  516   3.0