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Searching satellites for AR visualization

With the software Gpredict you can find quickly NORAD ID of the satellites you are interested in for learning their orbits in augmented reality.

Open Gpredict and update TLE data (picture 1):

Updating TLE

Picture 1. Updating TLE

In the right drop-down menu choose Configure (picture 2):

“Configure” button

Picture 2. “Configure” button

Choose All satellites from the drop-down list (picture 3):

Drop-down list of satellites

Picture 3. Drop-down list of satellites

Choose Weather satellites. Find Meteor-M 2 and click the name twice to add this satellite to the list (picture 4):

Choosing “Meteor-M 2”

Picture 4. Choosing “Meteor-M 2”

Press Ок (picture 5):

“OK” button

Picture 5. “OK” button

Then go to the main menu and choose the added satellite (picture 6):

Choosing added satellite

Picture 6. Choosing added satellite

Choose satellite on the map by the right click and turn on Ground Track (picture 7):

Displaying the orbit projection

Picture 7. Displaying the orbit projection

The red line on the map will show the trajectory of the next three satellite flights. You can find information about altitude in the table (Altitude) (picture 8):

Track of the satellite

Picture 8. Track of the satellite

Choose one of the Molniya’s satellites and add it to the list (picture 9):

List of Molniya orbit satellites

Picture 9. List of Molniya orbit satellites

These satellites have interesting orbits (picture 10):

Satellite orbits

Picture 10. Satellite orbits

You can add the Cubesat type nanosatellite from Cubesat section (picture 11):

Adding list of CubeSat satellites

Picture 11. Adding list of CubeSat satellites

tip

Make experiments!

Find interesting orbits and share in the social media!