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SOMEONE BUILT A REAL TIME 3D SATELLITE ORBIT TRACKER WITH CLAUDE AS A PORTFOLIO PROJECT AND IT LOOKS BETTER THAN MOST FUNDED STARTUPS. Every dot is a real satellite. Click any of them and get the name, orbit path, altitude and speed updated live.

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