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Daily space news, satellite launch reports, orbital debris analysis and weekly roundups — grounded in live tracking data from our network monitoring 524 published reports.

Aerial view of a flying saucer crash site in the Utah desert with scattered debris.
Cosmic Gallery

Genesis Capsule's Fiery Return: A Solar Wind Odyssey

In 2004, NASA's Genesis capsule crash-landed in Utah, bringing back solar wind samples that unveiled secrets of the Sun's composition and the Solar System's formation.

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JEM Small Satellite Orbital Deployer #11 releasing micro-satellites into orbit from the International Space Station.
Orbital Events

Starlink vs OneWeb: Comparing Satellite Internet Giants

Starlink and OneWeb offer satellite internet services with distinct approaches. Discover how they differ in technology, coverage, and future plans.

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Crew-9 mission patch featuring rocket trail, falcon, and constellation Draco, symbolizing international space collaboration and exploration.
Satellite Spotlight

Explore the Launch Log: A Comprehensive Historical Launch Database

The Launch Log is a comprehensive historical launch database, detailing every orbital launch. Explore its features and learn how to use it effectively.

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Illustration of asteroid Psyche, 140 miles wide, located in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.
Satellite Spotlight

Tracking Near-Earth Asteroids: Your Guide to Real-Time Orbits and Risks

Discover how to track near-earth asteroids in real-time, assess their orbits, and understand potential impact risks with our detailed guide.

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Artist's concept of SpaceX Starship HLS on the Moon, showing its elevator system for astronaut transport.
Satellite Spotlight

Real-Time Moon Tracker: Explore Lunar Phases and Orbiters

Discover the Moon Globe tool by Orbital Radar, your real-time moon tracker for lunar positions, phases, and orbiters.

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Dust rings formed by stellar winds in Wolf-Rayet 140, captured by NASA's James Webb Space Telescope.
Weekly Roundup

This Week in Orbit: 2026-07-19

This week, the James Webb Space Telescope has once again captured the scientific community's attention with its latest discovery on black holes. The telescope has provided new insights into how these cosmic giants feed themselves, a finding that could reshape our understanding of galactic evolution.

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A vibrant rainbow arches over a shadowy landscape with a dramatic sky in the background.
Cosmic Gallery

Nature's Prism: The Science Behind Mountain Shadows and Rainbows

A captivating image from Smith Peak captures the interplay of a rainbow and mountain shadow, illustrating the science of light refraction and perspective.

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One Web Satellites Ground Breaking
Orbital Events

How Satellite Internet Works: A Comprehensive Guide

Satellite internet connects remote areas by transmitting data between ground stations and satellites in orbit, such as Starlink's network.

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Ecuadorian officials signing the Artemis Accords at a formal ceremony with flags in the background.
Orbital Briefing

Mauritius Joins Artemis Accords; Starlink Orbit Adjustments

Mauritius becomes the 70th nation to sign the Artemis Accords, while Starlink satellites undergo significant orbital adjustments.

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NASA Aqua Spacecraft Images Pollution from California Rim Fire
Satellite Spotlight

Aqua: Tracking Earth's Water Cycle from Orbit

Launched on 4 May 2002, Aqua is a NASA Earth Science satellite designed to observe the Earth's water cycle. Part of the Earth Observing System (EOS), Aqua's primary mission is to collect data on precipitation, evaporation, and the cycling of water.

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A vibrant orbital sunrise highlights Earth's atmosphere and terminator line from the International Space Station over the Pacific Ocean.
Orbital Events

GPS vs Galileo vs GLONASS vs BeiDou: Comparing Global Navigation Systems

GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, and BeiDou are global navigation satellite systems offering varying coverage, accuracy, and features.

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