KK7BIV
Member
Not sure if this belongs here, but I can't find anywhere else on the forums where it would fit.
So I was tracking the ISS using this website: http://www.isstracker.com, and I was trying to calculate when it would be over the northwest US again. However, when I went to the part of the website where you can see where the ISS was at any given point in time, the button to enter a time seems to be broken.
My explanation is not the greatest, so here's the link: http://www.isstracker.com/historical. What I did was try to enter this time: "2021-11-25 00:50:00+0000." That's the format that they want it in– I think it's GM time, but I'm not 100% sure.
Has anyone else had this problem? Also, if anyone knows a different (preferably better) website for tracking the ISS, I'd appreciate that information as well.
Thanks!
Bill
So I was tracking the ISS using this website: http://www.isstracker.com, and I was trying to calculate when it would be over the northwest US again. However, when I went to the part of the website where you can see where the ISS was at any given point in time, the button to enter a time seems to be broken.
My explanation is not the greatest, so here's the link: http://www.isstracker.com/historical. What I did was try to enter this time: "2021-11-25 00:50:00+0000." That's the format that they want it in– I think it's GM time, but I'm not 100% sure.
Has anyone else had this problem? Also, if anyone knows a different (preferably better) website for tracking the ISS, I'd appreciate that information as well.
Thanks!
Bill