Melbourne, Australia · UTC+10
Weather data from MET Norway (CC BY 4.0) · Sea surface temperature: NOAA OISST v2.1 (CoastWatch ERDDAP)
Next visible pass over Melbourne: Tomorrow at 05:04 AM local — 5 min, from N to ESE, peaking 21° above the horizon (bright).
Orbital elements: NORAD two-line elements via tle.ivanstanojevic.me · passes computed by EarthLive24








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Melbourne West Gate Bridge is located in Melbourne, Australia. The local timezone is UTC+10. This camera falls under the transport category on EarthLive24, which features curated live streams from similar destinations around the world.
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The best viewing depends on what you'd like to see. For daytime activity, tune in during local business hours (UTC+10). Check back at different times to experience the full range of views this camera has to offer.