Tracking The Space Shuttle - Questions

I would like to know if there is a facility to enter a time and date, and instantly pin-point the specific orbital location of Space Shuttle missions.

What would also be beneficial is the relative position of the moon and earth at that particular moment in time.

Thanks for any information you can offer.

[edit on 26-10-2007 by Ross Cross]

science.nasa.gov...

spaceflight.nasa.gov...



sanc

[edit on 26-10-2007 by sanctum]

reply to post by Ross Cross


This is not exactly what you were asking about, but heavens-above.com will tell you when the ISS and shuttle (among other objects) will be visible to you from your given location. The site will tell you exactly when and where to look, and the brightness (magnitude) of the object.

A program named Orbitron tracks all satellites with footprints shown. Fairly cool program for the nerd herd.

Live shuttle tracking can also be found at: www.n2yo.com...

Have fun...