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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 6 published reports.

NASA’s SpaceX Crew-9 Falcon 9 and Dragon spacecraft being rolled out at Space Launch Complex under clear skies.
Orbital Briefing

SpaceX Marks 700th Falcon Launch with Telecom Trio

SpaceX's Falcon 9 achieves its 700th launch, ESA's Vega C readies for dual mission, and Mercury's tectonic history is re-evaluated.

· 2 min
Satellite image showing MESSENGER spacecraft's impact site on Mercury with detailed crater features.
Weekly Roundup

This Week in Orbit: 2026-09-30

NASA has announced the development of a new space telescope, PRIMA, set to launch in 2033, aiming to advance our understanding of the universe. Meanwhile, the European Space Agency (ESA) has opened a competition for a chance to witness the BepiColombo mission's arrival at Mercury.

· 2 min
A collection of conceptual designs and models for various space shuttle projects displayed on a table.
Orbital Events

Why Do Rockets Launch From Florida?

Florida combines an eastward boost from Earth's rotation with open Atlantic launch corridors and decades of infrastructure. But the best launch site depends on the mission.

· 10 min
A group of people observing a solar eclipse with the moon partially covering the sun.
Cosmic Gallery

Witnessing the Dance of Shadows: A Solar Eclipse from Above

NASA's WB-57F aircraft captures a solar eclipse from 50,000 feet, offering a unique view of the Sun's corona and planets in the shadowed sky.

· 2 min
Cosmic Gallery card: Saturn's Majestic Moons: A Telescopic Family Portrait
Cosmic Gallery

Saturn's Majestic Moons: A Telescopic Family Portrait

A telescopic image captures Saturn's six largest moons, including Titan and Enceladus, highlighting the planet's rich satellite system.

· 2 min
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