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satellite browser

NASA hopes we enjoy J-Track 3-D.

Clicking on the thumbnail below or here or there will activate JTrack3D and it will appear in its own window and begin loading a database of over 900 satellites.

What you will see (presuming the system you’re on supports Java) is a plot in 3-dimensions showing the position of these satellites. Choose them all from the pull-down menu.

If your system isn’t currently supporting Java, skip the conniption, there are also some satellites that can be viewed without it:

thinfilms Picture 111 150x150 satellite browser

They sure didn’t walk very far…

Last weekend, I watched In the Shadow of the Moon, a documentary put together by Ron Howard about the Apollo missions to the Moon.

Like a lot of us, I’ve always been extremely curious about all of these things and in my searching for more and more details, I found the pic below [click on it to see it larger] – those fellas sure didn’t go wandering off into the Earthlight too far while they were there…

thinfilms A11vsFootball They sure didnt walk very far...

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