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Chuck Manetta / www / email IP: 65.12.228.* | 2006-07-05 12:47 UTC Id: #636 | |
Does anyone know if the space shuttle is located in a TLE? Thanks! | ||
Dave - K6RTA IP: 207.200.116.* | 2006-07-04 23:31 UTC Id: #635 | |
Space Shuttle - STS-121 - Catalog number: 29251 | ||
Aj Colins IP: 207.200.116.* | 2006-07-02 21:39 UTC Id: #634 | |
Shortly after successful launch and orbit, Auto-download Keps from Space-Track and look in "Special Interest" file. | ||
Aj Colins IP: 205.240.39.* | 2006-07-02 08:00 UTC Id: #633 | |
Is there a way where I can track STS-121 with this program? | ||
Maestro IP: 83.8.132.* | 2006-06-25 19:15 UTC Id: #632 | |
Its really nice here. Hope we will see new release soon :) | ||
Matthew / www / email IP: 83.7.230.* | 2006-06-16 15:18 UTC Id: #631 | |
Programik SUUUUUUPER uzywam go często ostatatni szczególnie bo idzie lato i czyste niebo. Pocztówke wysle jak znajde jakas fahjną. Moje pytanie brzmi czy mozna sie spodziewac kolejnej wersji Orbitrona powiedzmy 4.0?? Bardzo ciekwaia mnie rozszerzenia. Np. zeby było połączone z programe Sky Chart w taki sposób zeby program generował slad przelatującego satelity na mapie nieba ze Sky Charta. Ostatania wersja jest z 2005.09.08 a to juz troche czasu jest. Ja ten programik uwielbiam i mam nadzieje ze bedzie jakas nowa wersja z ciekawymi moze przełomowymi opcjami. Prydała by sie tez Predykcja Księzyca. Pozdro dla CIebie Sebastian | ||
Mishael IP: 146.153.144.* | 2006-06-08 13:16 UTC Id: #630 | |
A quick question/suggestion concerning exporting prediction results. Is it possible to add a column to display both satellite name and ID when using three line element codes? Also, my intent is to export from orbitron then import into excel for the sole purpose of grabbing the predicted id#'s and putting them into space-track's individual satellite element download box. Could Orbritron have a selection for a comma separated value (CSV) output in the predicted results, that would save a step in the input to a spreadsheet program. Thanks | ||
Ricardo PY3VHQ / www / email IP: 201.66.179.* | 2006-06-06 10:42 UTC Id: #629 | |
I would like to know how to get the output string "TrackingData" from Orbitrom (running under Linux/wine) and write in a txt file to use data with my Linux programs. If someone can help me, please sends me an e-mail. Thanks. Ricardo PY3VHQ | ||
Stephen / email IP: 172.132.27.* | 2006-06-04 12:13 UTC Id: #628 | |
Got it! With a local pass over time of 3:44AM, I got up extra early (2am) and spent some quality time observing the skies with my scope first. Then, just as Orbitron predicted (and at the exact location in the sky), the ISS came over. Almost reached the zenith. Great sight, and it was the first time I saw it ever. Well worth it. | ||
Stephen IP: 172.132.5.* | 2006-06-03 13:59 UTC Id: #627 | |
Thanks. Clouds prevented my sighting of the ISS the other morning, but looks good for early tomorrow morning. | ||
Salomão / email IP: 85.241.41.* | 2006-06-02 16:11 UTC Id: #626 | |
Allready done that and taken a photo, but it's very difficult working with the camera at free hand. To those who have the necessary equipment it will be a lot more easy. The next step is to make a visual AND radio contact with the ISS crew. Bye Bye and good observations. Salomão CT2IRJ | ||
Stephen / email IP: 172.137.39.* | 2006-05-30 14:00 UTC Id: #625 | |
I'm sure it does Matt, no matter where in Ohio you are. Just check the Orbitron prediction passes, and you'll see. I'll let everyone know if I see one of the ISS passes this upcoming week. | ||
matt IP: 70.39.84.* | 2006-05-29 23:19 UTC Id: #624 | |
good luck stephen, does that pass over ohio? | ||
Stephen / email IP: 172.163.180.* | 2006-05-29 13:58 UTC Id: #623 | |
Thanks to Orbitron, and other internet access resources, I just may have my first good look at the ISS soon! On June2,3,and 6th I'll get an opportunity to spot the ISS passing bright and across the zenith here in northern Indiana (USA). Early mornings, before dawn, so now all I need are clear skies. As long as I've been into astronomy, used scopes, done astrophotography over the years (as well as good old star-gazing), I've never seen the ISS pass over! Wish me luck! | ||
Surferboy IP: 84.20.58.* | 2006-05-28 11:54 UTC Id: #622 | |
Thanks but today it works. You are right, the server was temporaly off | ||
Sasha IP: 87.1.143.* | 2006-05-27 20:19 UTC Id: #621 | |
Surferboy at this time http://celestrak.com/ is down sorry. | ||
Surferboy / email IP: 84.20.58.* | 2006-05-27 19:27 UTC Id: #620 | |
Can somebody help me? I can`t update the TLE data anymore. I use "http://www.celestrak.com/NORAD/elements/" | ||
THX1138 IP: 151.193.213.* | 2006-05-25 20:26 UTC Id: #619 | |
Thank you | ||
Sasha IP: 87.1.14.* | 2006-05-25 20:22 UTC Id: #618 | |
To Richard Parvin GOES-N is in TLE-NEW probably object a and object b launched 24 may 2006 at 22:11 | ||
Richard Parvin / email IP: 151.193.213.* | 2006-05-25 16:30 UTC Id: #617 | |
I hope this is not a dumb question .... how long before the GOES TLE will include GOES 13? | ||
Sasha IP: 87.1.14.* | 2006-05-25 10:13 UTC Id: #616 | |
Chris try this site: http://www.remdevice.com/noaa95/ | ||
chris / email IP: 172.215.8.* | 2006-05-21 19:56 UTC Id: #615 | |
Does any one have a good wx-sat receiver project to build_ schematics etc... pcb layouts or a good website with the above details Thanks chris | ||
Stephen IP: 172.161.200.* | 2006-05-21 13:01 UTC Id: #614 | |
Oh, ok. I have 3.71, so not sure if the update you mentioned is available here. | ||
Sokratekk IP: 83.138.136.* | 2006-05-19 20:27 UTC Id: #613 | |
i mean a version 3.72 with the suggested improvements... some maps, skins, etc.for dl | ||
Stephen IP: 172.166.115.* | 2006-05-19 13:29 UTC Id: #612 | |
I got the latest update downloads for data, so I'm not sure what you mean? Or, did you mean an update in the program itself? Orbitron continues to fascinate me, and I like it! |