(A)
The map of the world.
(B)
The International Space Station; the center represents its current latitude/longitude.
(C)
The blue line tracks the International Space Station's path over the ground.
(D)
The red circle around the International Space Station represents its horizon (the area on the ground from which the orbiter is visible).
(E)
Header Information:
(GMT, Houston and Moscow times are displayed in DAYS/HOURS:MIN:SEC format. These times are based on the user's system clock and may vary accordingly.
GMT: Greenwich Mean Time.
LATITUDE: Latitude of the orbiter.
LONGITUDE: Longitude of the orbiter.
ALTITUDE: Current altitude of orbiter in kilometers.
SPEED: The Orbiter speed in meters per second.
(F)
The yellow ball represents the Sun's zenith (high noon on earth).
(G)
The Orbital Tracking Application also provides location data on the space shuttle during missions.
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