DSN Monitor is an unofficial app for NASA's
DSN Now.
It displays the status of the Deep Space Network communications
in real time, or it can show a previously saved state of the network.
The NASA Deep Space Network is a network of antennas located in the US, Spain and Australia. It is used to communicate with the spacecrafts located in the deep space. For more information, see the DSN homepage, or its Wikipedia page.
…or download directly from the releases page.
- Real time detailed data - See all the data provided by the NASA Deep Space Network, including which spacecraft is sending data right now or which one is receiving commands, which dish is used to do this communication, what is the frequency or the data rate, etc.
- History - Never miss a space moment with a history system, pin the important ones to keep them forever.
- Save/load - Save the current state (the original data acquired from NASA) to your internal storage, SD card or to any cloud storage (requires the relevant cloud app to be installed).
- Customization - Switch between different units, including metric/imperial for distances, or dBm/watts for power.
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INTERNET - required to download the latest info from NASA
- NASA for the real time Deep Space Network data (DSN Now)
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