Maybe we could have a new data entry LaunchDate in the JSON file for
each satellite, before which the object is always turned off. This
value could default to 1957 if not specific.
However, I feel like this is somewhat insufficient. Better would be
to have some sort of period of accuracy (a window a few weeks either
side of the last TLE update), and hide satellites outside this period
(TLE predictions get inaccurate really quickly!). Such a time window
should be enabled by default, with an option to ignore it...
On 26 October 2011 16:54, Alexander Wolf <email address hidden> wrote:
> I think we need hide all artifical satellites for time before 1957
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Maybe we could have a new data entry LaunchDate in the JSON file for
each satellite, before which the object is always turned off. This
value could default to 1957 if not specific.
However, I feel like this is somewhat insufficient. Better would be
to have some sort of period of accuracy (a window a few weeks either
side of the last TLE update), and hide satellites outside this period
(TLE predictions get inaccurate really quickly!). Such a time window
should be enabled by default, with an option to ignore it...
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> I think we need hide all artifical satellites for time before 1957
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