Where the ISS At?

• List satellitesList every satellite the service tracks, with the NORAD catalog number the other actions take. Currently that is the International Space Station.
• Get a satellite's positionGet where the ISS is right now (latitude, longitude, altitude, speed, the size of the area it is over and whether it is in sunlight), or where it was, or will be, at a chosen moment.
• Get positions at specific timesGet a satellite's position at up to ten separate moments in one request, for example the times a pass was reported or the same minute on ten different days.
• Get the ground trackFollow the path a satellite traces over the Earth: an evenly spaced run of up to ten positions from a starting time, with the times worked out for you.
• Get what a satellite is flying overAnswer 'where is the ISS, and what is it over?' in one step: its position plus the country, timezone and map link for the point on the ground directly below it.
• Get orbital elements (TLE)Get the satellite's current two-line element set (the orbital data tracking software needs to predict passes), as separate fields and as the plain text block those tools expect.
• Look up a coordinateFind out which country and timezone a latitude and longitude fall in, with a map link for the point. Works for anywhere on Earth, not just under a satellite.

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