To help my colleagues and I keep track of MESSENGER's position in its orbit around Mercury, I wrote an application for Android phones. I hope you enjoy it!

At this time the application has been retired from the Android market as it is no longer accurate due to the many orbital changes that MESSENGER experienced since orbital insertion. It previoulsy appeared on the Android market with the title "Where is MESSENGER?".

The application is developed with superb software tools that are available for free. This is my first Android application and there may be problems with it. Please send me comments and bug reports so that I can improve it. If you are a UCLA student interested in contributing, please let me know.

Potential features for future releases:

• Larger collection of images and captions.
• Scale bar on images.
• Zooming/stretching of images.
• Orbit diagrams.
• Spacecraft position, velocity.
• Sub-spacecraft latitude and longitude.
• Modeled spacecraft temperatures.
• Modeled propellant reserves.
• Optional query of trajectory server for more accurate data.
• Possible port to iPhone, if Apple allows free distribution of free software (hey, Google does).
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