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of 3D Orbit View Window
The 3D Orbit View window shows a 3-dimensional view of a satellite's orbit.
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of Skyglobe Window
The Skyglobe window shows a 3-dimensional view of the "Celestial Sphere"
from the outside looking in.
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of Local Horizon Window
The Local Horizon window shows your local sky as an azimuth/elevation cartesian plot.
View the sky only, single or multiple skytraces or geostationary satellite
positions.
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of Groundtrace Window
The Groundtrace window shows a satellite's path projected on the surface of the earth.
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of Geosynchronous Satellite Window
The Geosynchronous Satellite window shows you how to find the positions of geosynchronous
satellites from your viewing location.
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of Rise/Set Dialog
SatSpy automatically computes sun rise and set times, along with the start and end times
of civil, nautical and astronomical twilight.
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of Satellite Ephemeris Window
The Satellite Ephemeris window shows you the position and velocity of a satellite over a
period of time that you select. You can pick the units of measurement that is
most convenient for you.
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of Relative Motion Analysis Window
This window lets you analyze how two satellites move relative to each other. You can
find out how close the satellites come to each other, both in terms of angular separation
and absolute distance.
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of Planetary Ephemeris Window
The Planetary Ephemeris window shows the right ascension and declination of the Sun, Moon
or any of the planets supported by SatSpy.
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of Geosynchronous Satellite Position Window
This window summarizes the positions of all geosynchronous satellites loaded into memory.
You can choose to show all geosynchronous satellites or only those visible from
your viewing location.
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Elset Summary Window
Summaries of the loaded element sets are available, sorted to suite your needs, in the
Elset Summary windows.
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of Right Ascension/Declination Window
The Right Ascension/Declination window shows the entire celestial sphere as a Cartesian
plot.
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of Local Sky Window
The Local Sky window shows the sky as seen from your viewing location..
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of Viewing Opportunities Table
The Viewing Opportunities Table window gives you a summary of the viewing opportunities
computed for the Single Skytrace, Viewing
Opportunities and Multiple Skytraces windows.
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of Look Angles Window
The Look Angles window gives you the option to compute ephemeris data for any satellite
regardless of whether or not a particular pass exists. This is especially useful for
deep-space and geosynchronous satellites.
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of Text Editing Window
The Text Editing window gives you the capability to open and edit any file containing
ASCII (text) data. It is especially useful for editing raw elset files. You can work with
files up to 16 MBytes in size.