Falling Satellite Tracker in Real time

[j706]

I notice the original site sometimes needs to to refresh the page a few times before it takes off. BTW...those satellites are booking! I just can't wrap my mind around right at 5 miles per second.

 

[atvdave]

I notice the original site sometimes needs to to refresh the page a few times before it takes off. BTW...those satellites are booking! I just can't wrap my mind around right at 5 miles per second.

5 miles per sec. = 18,000 per hour

 

[Cameramonkey]

I think it may be down. all sites that link to that bird show absolutely nothing in the air. Either its no longer trackable, or its already down. They expected it to hit today, maybe as late as early monday.

 

[stephen87]

Every site that I'm able to load shows it just off the coast of Australia for the past hour now.

 

[firehawk1]

It's currently heading over Russia/Siberia. The link I saved was from Fox News and there are times it does nothing. I just keep refreshing the page and it will work again. States altitude is 125, I'm assuming it's kilometers.

 

[K_W]

Oh please, land on Kim Jong

EDIT: oops... that was the ISS... nevermind.

 

[Tranquil]

It's already disintegrated.. at least that's what CNN and fox have said.

 

[mrjarrell]

It came down yesterday near the Falklands.

BBC News - European Space Agency's Goce satellite falls to Earth