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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 5 published reports.

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Orbital Events

Sun-Synchronous Orbit: How Satellites Keep Consistent Light

Sun-synchronous satellites use Earth's equatorial bulge to keep a consistent solar schedule. Learn how the orbit works, why imaging missions use it and what it cannot guarantee.

· 11 min
A CubeSat is ejected into Earth orbit from a small satellite orbital deployer
Orbital Events

Satellite Imagery Explained: How Earth Observation Works

Satellite imagery is the process of capturing images of Earth from orbiting satellites, providing vital data for environmental monitoring, mapping, and more.

· 2 min
Rover Family Photo
Orbital Events

Mars Rovers: From Sojourner to Perseverance

Mars rovers have been exploring the Red Planet since 1997, with missions like Sojourner and Perseverance providing vital data.

· 2 min
View of Earth from the International Space Station showing continents and oceans under a clear sky.
Orbital Events

Why Does the ISS Need to Be Reboosted?

Thin air still slows the ISS near 400 km above Earth. Periodic engine burns replace lost orbital energy and keep the station at a useful operating altitude.

· 11 min
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