[Chesterbelloc]

If you go here:

http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/realdata/groundtracs/sts-107/ksc255.DOL.htlm

you can see the what exact latitude/longitude of the shuttle was supposed to be at specific times. It also gives height, velocity, and when different events were scheduled to happen.

This page:

http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/realdata/groundtracs/dol_pad_faq.html

explains what the events are.

I used this site last night to figure out when I needed to be out this morning. It is a cool space site. You can also track the ISS in real time there. I been having problems getting to the pages today though. Probably being overwhelmed with hits.

[snopercod]

Thanks for the links, but the first one is no good (html spelled wrong). Here is the correct one:

http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/realdata/groundtracs/sts-107/ksc255/DOL.html