Stuff in Space: A map of all satellites in near -Earth orbit

The student of the University of Tehas at Austin James Iodder created the Stuff in Space website, which displays the position of all satellites (blue points), missile buildings (red) and cosmic garbage (gray) rotating around the Earth.

By choosing a specific satellite, you can see detailed information about it - including the whereabouts at a given time.

You can choose a satellite not only by clicking on the point, but also with the help of the search line in the corner of the page. Next to it is a switch that allows you to display the trajectories of various groups of satellites - for example, GPS.

Apparently, the site works correctly only in the Safari browser - "Medusa" failed to force it to fully display the satellites in the Chrome.

Stuff in Space-a 3D card of objects in the earth's orbit, displaying data in real time and visualized using Webgl (English ulcer).

Stuff in Space