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The NORAD Santa Tracker is a long-standing tradition where the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) tracks Santa Claus's journey on Christmas Eve as he delivers gifts around the world. Here are some key points:
Santa's Progress: NORAD updates a live map showing Santa's location in real-time. Starting at the North Pole, Santa heads south along the Pacific rim and travels across continents, including Asia, Australia, Africa, and Europe, delivering gifts. He later heads to the
Santa's Arrival Time: The tracker doesn't predict when Santa will arrive at a specific house, as only Santa knows his route. However, it is generally expected that he arrives between 9 p.m. and midnight on Christmas Eve.
- Tracking Technology: The tracker uses radar systems and satellites, the same technology NORAD uses for air defense. Their radar checks for Santa’s departure from the North Pole, and they track him using satellites that monitor airspace for missile launches.
NORAD's Volunteer Effort: Over 1,250 volunteers, including military personnel from the U.S. and Canada, help answer calls and emails about Santa’s location. Some years, even the President and First Lady have participated.
Route and Unpredictability: Santa traditionally travels from the South Pacific and moves westward around the globe, visiting different countries in order. However, his route can be affected by weather conditions, and NORAD works with Santa's elves to confirm his launch
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