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Hello from Colorado,
You mention the website Stuffin.space and I’ve been using it as a great learning resource for a few years now.
Their site seems to be down as of May and hasn’t come back.
Do you have any idea what happened to it, where they may have moved to and if anyone else has a similar site?
Any help would be swell.
All the best!
Sincerely,
– Keith
Keith*******@gmail.com
Colorado Springs, CO, USA
Hi Keith,
Hello from Queensland Australia and many thanks for getting in touch on my Satellite Spy website about stuffin.space.
Looks like it’s folded and they’re trying to sell the domain name – See http://stuffin.space/
You can check when this happened if you visit the Wayback Machine website. It was certainly live on 30th January but I haven’t checked any dates after that.
I’ve updated my page to indicate the loss of that really good resource and thank you very much indeed for letting me know.
Similarly, AGI appear to have pulled their free SpaceBook satellite viewer.
Have a look at http://www.celestrak.com/webmaster.php where you can find a lot of information.
Hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Bob