In this devlog, I’ve made a few changes and added some new features:

I’ve now integrated the tracker and the ISS visualization onto a real-world map, where the white dot represents the ISS’s current position, and this dot moves smoothly and pulses. Below that are the current longitude and latitude coordinates of its location.

Another feature is that the tracker shows the ISS’s current trajectory and pre-calculates the new trajectory, plotting it on the map just like the current one.

One final detail for this devlog is the date and time displayed at the top in GMT, which I’ll probably change later so that it shows the correct time and date for everyone.

P.S. Of course, it’s a world map at night, so it fits better with the starry sky.