Space News Mission Log — Satellite Launches, Orbital Events & Analysis
Daily space news, satellite launch reports, orbital debris analysis and weekly roundups — grounded in live tracking data from our network monitoring 527 published reports.
Diamonds in the Sky: The Fascinating Weather of Jupiter and Saturn
Discover the intriguing possibility of diamond rain on Jupiter and Saturn, where high pressures may crystallize carbon into diamonds.
Understanding Satellite Collision Avoidance and Conjunction Assessment
Satellite collision avoidance involves predicting and preventing potential collisions between orbiting objects using conjunction assessments.
Lunar Radio Telescope Plans and Milky Way's Fastest Star
Plans for a lunar radio telescope advance as the fastest star in the Milky Way is discovered. Satellite close approaches highlight orbital congestion.
The Milky Way and Yellowstone's Fiery Heart
A celestial view over Yellowstone's Silex Spring captures the Milky Way's grandeur, showcasing the interplay of cosmic and geothermal forces.
Understanding Satellite Orbits: LEO, MEO, GEO and Beyond
Satellite orbits, including LEO, MEO, and GEO, define how satellites move and function in space. Each orbit serves unique purposes.
China's Landspace Successfully Recovers Booster on Zhuque-3's Second Flight
China's Landspace successfully recovers a booster from its Zhuque-3 rocket, marking a significant advancement in reusable rocket technology.
Starlink vs Kuiper vs OneWeb: A Comprehensive Satellite Internet Comparison
Starlink, Kuiper, and OneWeb are leading satellite internet providers, each with unique technologies and deployment strategies.
Witnessing the Dance of Shadows: Solar Eclipse Over Greenland
A total solar eclipse swept across Greenland, offering a rare glimpse of the solar corona. Discover the science and beauty behind this celestial event.
Space Force Awards $60M for Satellite Network Tests
The US Space Force allocates $60 million for satellite network tests. TESS discovers a rare brown dwarf. Close satellite approaches monitored.
Close Conjunction Alert: OBJECT B and OBJECT D Approach Within 1.76 km
On 13 August 2026, at precisely 02:54 UTC, a close conjunction event will take place between two space objects designated as OBJECT B and OBJECT D. The minimum separation distance is estimated to be approximately 1.76 kilometres.
Saturn's Six Moons: A Celestial Family Portrait
A telescopic image captures Saturn's six largest moons, showcasing the diversity of its 293 satellites. Learn about these celestial bodies and their significance.
Witnessing the Sun's Dance with the Moon and Earth
A 2012 solar eclipse captured in Arizona offers a stunning view of celestial alignment, with sunspots visible on the Sun's surface.