- AcuSat
[commercial, demo available - Win95/98/2000] Satellite dish aiming software - Calculate azimuth and elevation coordinates for satellite dish positioning.
- Dave Ransom Software
Home of STSPLUS, the satellite tracking software used at control centers, astronaut training facilities, and on the Mir space station. Plus a ton of good space links.
- GLsat
Cross-platform 3D satellite visualization utility. Calculates satellites current position, and then displays their position around the Earth.
- Gnome Predict
Real time satellite tracking and orbit prediction program for Linux. Both source code and precompiled binaries available free.
- NORAD Two-Line Element Sets
Orbital data for any satellite tracking program, updated regularly by CelesTrak.
- Nova for Windows
tracks an unlimited number of Earth-orbiting satellites in real time. It is fast, accurate, and easy to use. Nova displays satellite positions on realistic full-color maps.
- PocketSat
Satellite Tracking Software for the PalmOS platform by Emm Graphics. Inexpensive shareware, and well worth it for the portability. Limited demo (5 satellites max) available for download.
- Satellite Tool Kit
Full featured commercial satellite tracking software with FREE licenses for non-commercial use! Windows 9x/NT/2K/ME/ETC, Linux, SGI, Solaris and HP/UX clients available. Excellent support staff. [Ed. note: As of version 4.3 (April 2002) they converted to free distribution on CD only, the software is no longer available on line. I received my CD one week after ordering it.]
- Satellite Tracking Software
An extensive list of satellite tracking programs and related astronomy programs for IBM, Macintosh, Unix, Amiga, and Archimedes systems.
- Sebastian's Home Page
Information on spaceflight topics; offers his visual satellite tracking program for Windows with screenshot.
- TrackingSat 2000
[commercial, demo available - Win95] A TVRO Satellite Tracking Program. Provides technical calculation that you will need to install your TVRO antenna and align it with the satellites in orbit.
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