Welcome to the new-look Heavens-Above! If you're interested in satellites or astronomy, you've come to the right place! Our aim is to provide you with all the information you need to observe satellites such as the International Space Station and the Space Shuttle, spectacular events such as the dazzlingly bright flares from Iridium satellites as well as a wealth of other spaceflight and ...
Debut.au! Debut.au! GOES Project Science last updated 28 March 2002 (other interesting servers) GOES Hot Stuff Today's GOES-EAST sectors IR is now Mode-A * Today's GOES-WEST sectors IR will be Mode-A * Latest EAST USA on color map Latest WEST USA on color map Today's EAST USA movie on color map Today's WEST USA movie on color map Full-Disk Images Latest GOES multichannel color Other GOES data ...
EarthSat uses GIS and satellite remotely sensed data for worldwide weather and agricultural forecasts, flood prediction, petroleum, hydrologic and mineral resource exploration and environmental monitoring.
SatTrack Satellite Tracking Satellite Viewing Satellite Observations Satellite Passes International Space Station ...
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Information on satellite constellations used for communications and other purposes ...
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Thousands of satellites fly overhead every day, helping us with things like weather forecasts, scientific research, communications, TV broadcasts, and so on. This new article helps you understand how satellites work, what they contain and how they get into orbit!
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The Student Nitric Oxide explorer (SNOE) is an inexpensive student run sattelite intended to investigate the effects of energy inputs by the sun and the Earth's magnetosphere on nitric oxide densities in the thermosphere. SNOE will be designed, fabricated and controlled by the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP), part of the University of Colorado's graduate research program.
This homepage provides a focus for information relating to the application of satellite imagery to archaeology. The site includes examples of satellite images of archaeological features and an extensive bibliography ...
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TELSAT Guide, Belgian Platform on Remote Sensing - images, satellites, projects, organisations, events - Plate-forme belge sur la teledetection - images, satellites, projets, organisations, evenements -Belgisch Platform voor Ruimte-teledetectie - satellietbeelden, satellietplatforms, projecten, organisaties, evenementen ...
News items, of Nobel Prizes of significance to space navigation, of satellite lunches, lost satellites, major projects, first Australian satellite for science. ...
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The Cross in Space Satellite will be launched November 2001. It will contain a 4 inch cross made from the 12 foot cross Arthur Blessitt has carried around the world in every nation. It will also have inside the first printed Bible in Space. The satellite will orbit 400 miles above the earth and remain in space for about 200 years! View the website for all the latest news about this historic ...
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Simplesat is an engineering experiment in the form of a small satellite. It will try to determine whether an inexpensive satellite can be constructed from commercial parts and survive in orbit. It contains a GPS receiver capable of determining the orientation of the satellite. This orientation information will be used to try to control the pointing direction of the small telescope onboard the ...
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TYPES and USES FUNCTIONS PHYSICS HISTORY Eyes in the Skies Artificial Satellites for the Beginner Written by St. Mary's H.S.. Physics Students 1996-97 Mail us at st.marys@ix.netcom.com FUTURE OTHER SATELLITE PAGES SPECIALTHANKS The term satellite refers essentially to one thing--a small body, natural or artificial, that revolves around a larger astronomical object. Data gathered from these ...
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Engineering 100, Section 103, Group 3 This paper was assigned to us in our Introduction to Engineering class at the University of Michigan (Fall 99). Any questions, e-mail us at engin100@engineer.com. Space Systems for Astronomical Observation Final Report November-December, 1999 Jason D. Burr Graham W. Fiorani Kimberly F. Leach Rick H. Lin Engineering 100 Section 103 University of Michigan Date ...
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