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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 65 published reports.

View of Earth from space showing diverse landscapes and cloud formations, captured by Expedition 35 crew.
Orbital Events

Who Tracks Space Debris? Inside the Global Surveillance Network

Space debris is tracked by a global network of agencies monitoring 28,886 objects, ensuring orbital safety and sustainability.

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

Understanding Space Situational Awareness: A Comprehensive Guide

Space situational awareness involves tracking and predicting the movement of over 28,911 objects in orbit to ensure space safety.

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Illustration of various Space Shuttle designs and projects over the years.
Orbital Events

Understanding Uncontrolled Re-entries: Risks and Realities

Uncontrolled re-entry occurs when a satellite or space debris re-enters Earth's atmosphere without precise control, posing potential risks.

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

SpaceX Achieves 100th Falcon Launch in 2026 with Starlink Deployment

SpaceX completes its 100th Falcon 9 launch of 2026, deploying 27 Starlink satellites into orbit, while space weather remains stable.

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Space Shuttle Projects
Orbital Events

What Happens When Satellites Re-enter Earth's Atmosphere?

Satellite reentry involves the descent of a satellite from orbit, often resulting in disintegration due to atmospheric friction.

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Multi-frequency radar image showing land use changes in Rondonia rainforest, Brazil, with rainstorm penetration capabilities.
Orbital Events

Understanding the Space Fence: Tracking Earth's Orbital Objects

The Space Fence radar system tracks over 28,000 objects in Earth's orbit, from satellites to debris, ensuring space safety.

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

Collision Avoidance Manoeuvres: Essential Guide for Space Safety

Collision avoidance involves manoeuvres to prevent satellites from colliding with space debris or other objects.

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Planetesimal Collison Around Star HD 166191 (Illustration)
Orbital Events

Understanding Kessler Syndrome: Space Debris Chain Reaction

Kessler syndrome refers to a scenario where space debris collisions create more debris, increasing collision risks exponentially.

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NASA Adds Leap Second to Master Clock
Orbital Events

Understanding Satellite Collision Avoidance and Conjunction Assessment

Satellite collision avoidance involves predicting and preventing potential collisions between orbiting objects using conjunction assessments.

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Syncom IV satellite orbiting Earth with visible continents and oceans below.
Orbital Events

Satellite Manoeuvre Detection: An Authoritative Guide

Satellite manoeuvre detection involves tracking changes in a satellite's orbit to ensure space safety and efficiency.

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Aerial view of a spacecraft assembly building at Kennedy Space Center under a clear blue sky.
Orbital Events

Understanding Rocket Body Debris in Earth's Orbit

Rocket body debris refers to the remnants of launch vehicles left in orbit, contributing significantly to space debris and posing collision risks.

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