Target web links added to satellites, stars, planets and position.
Ovals based on polar orbiting satellites data Epoch selection for magnetic pole position Sun and Moon daily elevation plots with rise and set time.
3D Laser Star pointer to identify star signs. Two-Line Element (TLE) satellite orbit calculations. 3-day space weather condition forecast as news ticker. Sky view module to track planets and stars. Forecasts based on predicted Kp index estimated by the Space Weather Prediction Centre (NOAA-SWPC). Aurora oval size and location in real time. Solar illumination of the Earth and the Moon.
By zooming out in the 3D view port, satellites, stars and planets appear in their orbits around the Sun. The phase and age of the Moon is also visualized in the compass. They are updated when the app is active and connected to internet.Īn Aurora Compass is included that shows where the auroral oval, the Moon and the Sun are located as you look up at the sky from your location. The short term forecasts are up to +6 hours, while the long term forecasts are up to 3 days ahead in time. The Sun illuminates the globe as it updates in near real-time. You can select locations and make your own ground - station list. It renders Earth in 3D with rotation and scaling at your fingertips. She made herself right at home in the lineup, spending time on the top line with Rajahuhta and Emmi Rakkolainen during the Ilves series.The Aurora Forecast 3D is a tool to track down where the aurora is located in the sky from any location on planet. She joined the Blues for the playoffs and scored 13 points in six games, including a hat trick and an assist in Game One of the finals. One standout contributor? 19-year-old Ida Kuoppala. She continued, “During the playoffs we had many players scoring goals so we didn’t have to rely on only one player or one lineup.” “We didn’t start the season so well but our goal was to be ready when the big games started.” ”Our main theme for the season was patience,” Blues forward Annina Rajahuhta told The Ice Garden. Annina Rajahuhta, left, and Minttu Tuominen, right, holding the Aurora Borealis Cup. With all lines firing, offensive-minded defenders like captain Minttu Tuominen joining the rush and scoring goals, and goaltender Jenna Silvonen in sparkling form, the team’s chemistry shone all the way to the top in front of a jubilant 611-spectator crowd. The Blues overcame some last-minute controversy about Game Three’s location and finished off the series at home in style. The Blues outscored Ilves 15-5 over the best-of-five series. The winningest team in Finnish women’s hockey history claimed their historic 14th league championship March 21, completing the three-game sweep over Tampereen Ilves. The Espoo Blues are once again Aurora Borealis Cup champions.
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