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Amateur astronomers will enjoy this cool mashup combining the coordinates of several satellites with the power of the Google Maps to show real-time locations as each of them oribts the Earth. To start, simply select the satellite from the list at the top of the page and the map will track to its current location. As it moves, the map will move underneath it, showing a green dashed line of the path as you’ve been viewing it. There’s even categories for the different satellites, including “brightest”, “weather”, and “GPS” to choose from. The box on the right shows the current data about the satellite - it’s latitude, longitude, elevation, speed, etc. It even tells you if the satellite you’re looking at is below your horizon (based on the location of your IP address). Aseperate box provides information on the actual use of the satellite, incuding its name, launch date, and some comments about what it does. There’s even some latest astronomy news at the bottom of the page with highlights from around the world.