I know I've mentioned that this feature was coming for about a year now, but I've finally been able to test it and make sure that it lives up to the reputation I've worked so hard to create for ISSTracker.

I find people usually only have an approximate time they think they might have seen the ISS, so for those who may like to know, the flight path is set to start showing where the ISS was 31 minutes in the past and just about 1 full orbit (91 minutes) in the future, relative to the time you

Yesterday on the largest live broadcast from the international space station. ISSTracker was used by Bill Nye (The Science Guy) during the broadcast

To view the Space Lab project go here Youtube.com/spacelab

Our just watch the video here

Hi Everyone,

I Just wanted to let everyone know that there is now a Facebook page for this website.

Please Check it out, like it and spread the word to your friends. I want to try and get some more interaction with the fans of ISSTracker and I think the Facebook page will be a great place to start.

http://www.facebook.com/isstracker

-Mike

I noticed today that the NASA news feed was not working. I took a look at the code and was able to fix it. If anyone notices that something is not working can you please send me a message so that I can fix it. Sometimes even the obviously not working things can slip through the cracks.

-Mike

I worked with Mike Lodge-Paolini on the ISS Tracker Heads Up Design (HUD) design.

Here is the Before and After design of the ISS tracker:

Before:

After:

I tried to make the design a little more intuitive and easier to read. The before design was bottom heavy with a lot of information. I wanted the information to be more integrated into the map. Also, the ISS icon was too small so I implemented a new icon and outline to show the position.

This was a different type of design for me, but I