Vision

NASA. Space Exploration. Because of their aggressiveness towards the prospect of exploring the cosmos, these two words are synonymous to many an ear. Originally driven by military needs, it is now a major hub of development, specializing in Earth Science through space exploration, capitalizing in human resources as well. Armstrong said that they fly what others only imagine, and I, for one, does not see the need to be left out.

Mission

The Manila Mission Control project aims to aid in the better understanding of the various technologies NASA develops. Not only that, but we also aim for educating the minds of the youth so that they may be interested in exploring the world around them at an early age.

Accomplishments

It is no doubt that NASA has brought a garnered of accomplishments within the past few decades of its existence. Ever since its early beginnings, it revolutionized the way people move and go about the world by daring to look up. What set the agency apart from the others is that they had the necessary people to drive innovation toward the stars, and their thirst for exploration has proved to be very fruitful thus far.

NASA has since then been playing a major role in space innovations such as the construction of the Hubble Space Telescope, the International Space Station, the various satellite missions toward the other planets, and so on. Since then, they have started to take a more focused interest in helping out other countries achieve the goals they have achieved throughout their years.

Live Satellite Feed

Ever since its founding in the year 1958, NASA's main goal was to make the world a smaller place, and a haven for scientists, budding enthusiasts, and civilians alike. Ever since then, they have launched numerous satellites—all with their own special purpose—in order to closely monitor the Earth and the stars.

Through Manila Mission Control, YOU will have access to NASA's satellites orbiting from space. All free, 24/7. All with no catches and with no limits. Feel free to explore the boundaries of the Philippines through NASA's satellites.

Feel free to use NASA's satellites to track storms, check weather conditions, see local attractions—all from the view of space and within the comfort of your own home (or any place where an Internet connection is possible).

Watch real-time updates on the Philippines and in other parts of the world as NASA's satellites take continouous snapshots of the country as they orbit around the world.