Where is the International Space Station now? It’s 400 kilometers up and may be passing right over your head right now. Thanks to a new application shared by NASA, you can now track the location of the International Space Station. Here are the details about NASA’s new tracking application…
Where is the space station? New Spot the Station application from NASA!
I would like to remind you again that the International Space Station, which weighs tons, may be passing over your head right now. It’s no joke, it’s scary to think about the disaster that would happen if it fell on you. But don’t be afraid, the laws of physics keep it there and it will continue to stay there unless humanity does something otherwise.
What if we told you that you could see the space station circling 250 miles (400 kilometers) above you when you looked in the sky at the right moment? You may need a telescope for this, but it is not impossible to see. But how do you understand this right time? NASA has developed a new application to meet this need.
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Spot the Station! So “Find the Station!” Thanks to the new application, which can be written in Turkish, you can instantly find out the location of the International Space Station and see when it will pass overhead. You can also set a main alarm, such as setting an alarm for the bus timetable, where the station will pass at the closest point to you.
In addition, you can get information about other satellites and NASA projects thanks to the application running on iOS and Android platforms. You can receive instant notifications about NASA’s launch and takeoff broadcasts, which are especially popular. Click here to download the application to Android devices, and here to download it to iOS devices.
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