Track Santa On The Wight
Dec 18th, 2008 | By Citizen Media | Isle of Wight News From The Island Pulse
The Wight Christmas Fairy once again offers some hints and tips of how you can track Santa‘s journey to the Isle of Wight on Christmas Eve.
Whilst Wroxall Weather station are preparing for their annual tracking of Santas journey on Christmas Eve, how about taking a visit to the North Pole beforehand, where you can watch all the preparations taking place for Christmas.
You can also track Santa on Google Maps as he makes his way around the world, through partnership with North American Aerospace, which has helped kids track Santa for 52 years. Get interactive and track Santa using a handful of Google tools. which includes Google Maps, Google Earth, iGoogle and YouTube.
It weighs 60,000 tons, yet is faster than starlight.
Its length, width and height are measured in candy canes and lollipops.
And each year, its historic flight is tracked by a team of radar and satellite experts and escorted by teams of fighter jets.
In one week’s time, NORAD will be tracking Santa’s flight around the world as he makes his annual deliveries with his team of reindeer.
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