Santa Norad Tracker 2010 Video

Santa Claus Tracker: Locate Santa Now through NORAD Santa Tracker 2010. One of the best things to do this Christmas eve is to follow Santa and to wish that he comes in your place. Millions of people around the world is expecting that Santa Claus is on his way around the globe, which was already a tradition going back over 50 years for NORAD.

NORAD also known North American Aerospace Defense Command is considered a bi-national U.S Canadian Military organization which is responsible for the aerospace and maritime defense of the USA and Canada. This organization has employed all its hi tech equipment to follow Father Christmas as he and his reindeer travel the globe to give his Christmas gifts.

“There are a lot of people who follow this in different ways,” said by Lt. Desmond James, a public affairs offices of NORAD. Apparently, all the staff in the organization answer almost 100,000 phone calls and even receive more than 140,000 emails during Christmas eve from families around the world who want to track where is Santa Claus now.

Meanwhile, the NORAD coordinates with Santa’s Elf launch staff just to confirm his launch time. A NORAD staff also said that Santa’s route might be affected by weather conditions so its possible that the tracker rill be unpredictable. NORAD also claim that they employ high tech radar and satellites just to track the infrared signal given off by Rudolf’s nose.

What keep us excited now is the easy way to track Santa Claus This will help us all answer the question if Santa Claus is for real just an imagination. Nowadays everyone can easily track Santa Claus using the Google Earth with 3D Maps. Apparently, you can also track Santa using your iPhones and iPads.

As such, we are now recommending you to download the Santa Alarm Phone app and drop your iPhone or Ipod Touch into a stocking. This cool application will actually alarm once Santa comes in contact with the stocking. Some may say Santa is not for real.

And so between the NORAD Santa Tracker 2010 and this coolest application now, you might probable be able to catch Santa Clause for real this year.

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Norad Santa Tracker 2010 Official Site

Few more hours from now and it would be Christmas 2010! Merry Christmas to all! The tradition of tracking Santa continues this year as a lot of people around the world look for answers to the famous question: “Where is Santa Claus Now? This will be one of the questions that the Santa Tracker will answer come Christmas Day 2010.

Once again, a lot of people all over the world would be tracking Santa Claus through the NORAD Santa Claus tracker as well as in Google Earth as he travel different cities in various countries to give gifts to people this Christmas. NORAD Santa Claus tracker has officially opened last December 1, 2010. As of now, you can’t really track Santa Claus yet, but there are fun and games presented in NORAD’sSanta Tracker site.

NORAD or the North American Aerospace Defense Command has been tracking Santa Claus for over 50 years. In 2007, they teamed up with Google formally on the project to track the location of Santa in Google Earth. For this year, Google announced last December 12, 2010 in their blog that this year’s site has gone live.

In addition to tracking Santa on the NORAD Santa Tracker homepage, you can also track his flight in Google Earth. However, before you can do that, you need to download the Google Earth plug in which is available here.

Before Christmas Eve, visit the Google Earth website to download the Google Earth plugin. On Christmas Eve, visit the NORAD Tracks Santa website to track Santa in Google Earth using the Google Earth plugin. To get started, click Track Santa in Google Earth in the top menu as shown below:

Alternatively, on the day of Christmas eve, you can also join NORAD to track Santa’s flight from your phone. On December 24th, open Google Maps for mobile and do a search for “Santa” to see his latest location. Tracking Santa will now be much easier for all the iPhone and iPad users to track Santa Claus.

To show you an example, here’s a highlight video of Santa Claus’ trip last year through the NORAD Santa Claus Tracker. Don’t forget to return to the NORAD Santa Claus tracker.