Don
Gardner's Satellite Tracking Page
39.1799
North, 76.8406 West, 100m ASL
Last TLE file updated 20 May
2002
The Moo Cruise - July 2001
There are several things that you need to
know in order to visually observe an object in orbit around the
earth.
- Fisrt, you need to know the location
of the object. (TLE area)
- Second you need to know your location
(Latitude and longitude). (Location area)
- Third, you need software to determine
where and when the object will be visible. (Software
area)
- Fourth, you need to know the correct
time, as accurately as possible.(Time area)
TLE Download Area
- NASA - GSFC
Orbital Information Group (OIG) - Contains the most recent
TLEs (500 TLEs/day limit)
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- WWV Homepage - Coordinated Universal
Time (UTC) at 5, 10, 15, and 20 MHz
- Information on Time and
Frequency Services- Univ. of Deleware
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