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 58 published reports.
What Is That Moving Light in the Night Sky? Explained
Moving lights in the night sky are often satellites or space debris. Learn how to identify them and understand their movement.
How to Distinguish Satellites from Shooting Stars in the Night Sky
Satellites move steadily across the sky, while shooting stars appear as brief, bright streaks. Learn how to identify each.
How to Spot a Starlink Satellite Train in the Night Sky
To see a Starlink satellite train, find a clear night, use a satellite pass predictor, and look for a line of moving lights in the sky.
Perseids Radiance: A Celestial Dance in the Night Sky
The Perseids meteor shower, enhanced by a solar eclipse, dazzled observers with its radiant in Perseus. Learn the science behind this celestial event.
How to See the International Space Station from Your Backyard
To see the ISS from your backyard, use a satellite pass prediction tool to find visible passes and look for a bright, fast-moving object in the sky.
Celestial Connection: Barnard's Loop and Twin Volcanoes
Discover the celestial link between Parinacota and Pomerape volcanoes as Barnard's Loop illuminates the night sky.
How to Photograph Satellites: A Comprehensive Guide
Discover how to photograph satellites and the ISS with expert guidance on equipment, timing, and techniques for stunning results.
Exploring the Vastness: A Universe Beyond Grains of Sand
The universe contains more stars than grains of sand on Earth, highlighting its immense scale and the mysteries it holds.
Celestial Symphony: The Milky Way Over Yellowstone's Silex Spring
Discover the breathtaking view of the Milky Way arching over Yellowstone's Silex Spring, a unique blend of terrestrial and celestial wonders.
Iridium Flares: Understanding the Sky's Predictable Flashes
Iridium flares were bright flashes caused by sunlight reflecting off Iridium satellites' antennas, visible from Earth.
Celestial Reflections: Perseid Meteor and Milky Way
A Perseid meteor illuminates the night sky over La Palma, captured alongside the Milky Way and reflected in the LST-1 telescope's mirror.
Tracing the Stars: A Glimpse from Paranal
Star trails captured above Paranal Observatory reveal Earth's rotation, with arcs centred at the south celestial pole.