Link objects to their descriptions in NASA Archive. #13
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Now it shows short historical description of selected object taken from NASA Space Science Data Coordinated Archive (provided that entry exists) with direct link to the entry for additional information.
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Hi there, jeyoder,
I somehow found your project on internet and found it very interesting as I am fan of space as well. I felt like your nice space map lacks some background information about orbiting objects besides the technical one. So I decided to add it.
Now map shows short historical description of selected object taken from NASA Space Science Data Coordinated Archive (provided that entry exists) with direct link to the entry for additional information.
Take a look and let me know what you think. With this I already spent couple of hours just reading though what different points mean :)
Regards,
V