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If you do not see a map below, you will be prompted to download a java applet.
click on craft ----------------> refresh information Intellicast logo
ctrl + click on craft ----------> toggle on/off ground trace
click and hold on map ------> when Hubble will fly over location
The proceeding map is sponsored by NASA Science. Orbiting approximately 575 kilometers (360 miles) above the Earth's surface, Hubble whirls around Earth at 8 km per second or 29,000 kph (5 miles per second or 18000 mph)! Hubble completes one full orbit every 96 minutes. A road trip from Los Angeles to New York City would take only 10 minutes.


SPOTTING HUBBLE IN THE SKY

Spotting Hubble in the sky   Provided that Hubble passes closely enough overhead, it is relatively dark, and the skies are clear enough, Hubble can be seen with the naked-eye. It appears as a fast moving spec of light. It is possible to see even more with a telescope. Use the following link to specify your location and Hubble's next pass will be calculated.

+ Click link to find Hubble next pass over your area.
    http://www.heavens-above.com/



INSTRUCTIONS:
» Under "anonymous users", you can select your location.
» From there follow the links to pick your country and city.
» Choose a satellite to observe (HST = Hubble).
» A chart will tell you when and where to look.

Happy Hunting!



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