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The questions are: <br />1-can i introduce orbital data from spacecraft's like stardust or odyssey, in software programs as stsplus, starrynight, etc, etc, to predict its position in one instan momment?<br /><br />2-were can i find orbital data or state vector for spacecraft as i mentioned above(if it exist in public domain)?
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