Google Earth: Every Satellite tracked in realtime

Matt Amato writes: "With the recent article on the ISS having to dodge some space junk, many people's attention has once again focused on the amount of stuff in orbit around our planet. What many people don't know is that USSTRATCOM tracks and publishes a list of over 13000 objects which they currently monitor, including active/retired satellites and debris. This data is meaningless to most people, but thanks to Analytical Graphics, it has now been made accessible free of charge to anyone with a copy of Google Earth. By grabbing the KMZ from here, you can not only view all objects tracked in real-time, but you can also click on them to get more information on the specific satellite, including viewing it's orbit trajectory. It's an excellent educational tool for any space-curious slashdoter. DISCLAIMER: I not only work for Analytical Graphics, but I'm the one that wrote this entire tool myself as a demo."