Post by Admin Caley on Jul 9, 2004 8:03:42 GMT -5
Space Flight Now
www.spaceflightnow.com/tracking/
For specifically NASA launches, go to
www.ksc.nasa.gov/elvnew/elv.htm
Okay, this is THE website to go for information on any space related launch around the globe. I work for ELV (unmanned vehicles), and my co-workers all go here to see what's going even with NASA launches here at KSC.
NET = No Earlier Than
FYI: If it is a night launch, pay attention to when the Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) is (GMT = Eastern + 4 hours during DST, + 5 non-DST). The date for the launches corresponds to GMT, so if launch window begins between 0000-0359 GMT, then the local date will be the day before (i.e. a June 20th 0200 GMT is actually June 19th 10:00pm locally).
www.spaceflightnow.com/tracking/
For specifically NASA launches, go to
www.ksc.nasa.gov/elvnew/elv.htm
Okay, this is THE website to go for information on any space related launch around the globe. I work for ELV (unmanned vehicles), and my co-workers all go here to see what's going even with NASA launches here at KSC.
NET = No Earlier Than
FYI: If it is a night launch, pay attention to when the Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) is (GMT = Eastern + 4 hours during DST, + 5 non-DST). The date for the launches corresponds to GMT, so if launch window begins between 0000-0359 GMT, then the local date will be the day before (i.e. a June 20th 0200 GMT is actually June 19th 10:00pm locally).