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The International Space Station. Hubble. The space shuttle. Astronauts,
taikonauts, and cosmonauts. They fly overhead more often than
you think. All you need to know is when to look.
"Satellite Flybys" turns your iPhone or iPod Touch
into an indispensable, field-tested satellite watching tool.
It tells you when spacecraft are about to appear (with a countdown
clock!), which direction you should face, and even turns down
the screen brightness to boost night vision. It also cuts through
much confusion. There are thousands of spacecraft in Earth orbit. "Satellite
flybys" tells you only about the most interesting and newsworthy
objects. Selections are made by Dr. Tony Phillips of spaceweather.com
and updated anytime you're on the internet.
1. A one week look-ahead schedule of flybys
2. Active flyby alerts. Your phone will ring and prompt you to
launch the app when a series of interesting flybys is in the
offing.
3. A flyby countdown clock. This really fun feature helps you
know *exactly* when to look.
4. Pictures and detailed information on each tracked object.
5. Night vision mode. Watch the countdown clock and read more
about the satellite flying overhead--without spoiling your night
vision.
Email flybyshelp@spaceweather.com for
help.
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