However, the date for this launch was pushed three days back, and this push was made several days ago. Right now, the upcoming TurkmenAlem satellite launch with Falcon 9 is listed as launching in a bit over two days from now. However, an app like this is made or broken by the quality and accuracy of its data. While the information isn't exactly presented in the prettiest format possible, there's lots of good timing information there, including specific events within the countdown and after liftoff. Okay but needs more frequent database updates MissionClock is automatically updated with changes, so you stay informed. The MissionClock staff regularly compile space mission information from a variety of sources including contacts within NASA, and collect them on our servers.
For missions that have already launched, MissionClock will show you the Mission Elapsed Time (MET). It shows the T-clock, including pauses for built-in launch holds, and the L-clock, letting you know how much real time remains before launch. MissionClock’s main view shows the current time in three time zones (yours, UTC, and the mission’s). Current and significant event times displayed in multiple time zones.
Gorgeous, at-a-glance countdown information.
You can see major launch and ascent events as they happen, and receive alerts when mission conditions change. MissionClock shows you a real-time countdown clock for upcoming missions, as well as information about missions that are currently underway. Keep up-to-date with space launches from NASA and other agencies around the world with MissionClock for your iPhone or iPod Touch.
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