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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 7 published reports.

A technician inspects Space Shuttle Atlantis's wing attachment points in the Orbiter Processing Facility at Kennedy Space Center.
Orbital Briefing

ESA Astronaut Returns as Satellite Close Approaches Rise

ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot returns from the ISS amid increased satellite close approaches, with 15,790 active satellites tracked.

· 2 min
Aerial view of a cityscape with a river running through, captured from the International Space Station.
Orbital Briefing

Close Satellite Approaches and Starlink's Expanding Fleet

Today's orbital briefing highlights several close approaches between satellites, the continued expansion of the Starlink constellation, and a stable space weather outlook.

· 2 min
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Satellite Spotlight

GOES-19: the weather watch at 35,786 kilometres

Operating as GOES East since April 2025, GOES-19 watches Atlantic hurricanes, American thunderstorms and solar activity from a near-fixed position above the equator.

· 4 min
View of Earth's horizon with a glowing sunset casting warm colors across the sky
Orbital Briefing

27-satellite Starlink launch scrubbed: Orbital Briefing

SpaceX has scrubbed a 27-satellite Starlink launch from Vandenberg. Meanwhile, close approaches remain under watch and Ceres-1S records a successful flight.

· 2 min
Parker Solar Probe being prepared for launch with rollback process at the launch site.
Orbital Briefing

18 close approaches tracked: Orbital Briefing, 26 October

A roughly 0.63 km satellite approach leads Monday's briefing, alongside quiet space weather, Starlink fleet figures and the next scheduled Falcon 9 launch.

· 2 min
NASA's Artemis II SLS Rocket and Orion Spacecraft Rollout to Launch Pad 39B
Orbital Events

Space Agencies List: Who Runs the World's Space Programmes?

NASA, ESA and CNSA are part of a much wider network of space organisations. Explore who runs national programmes, how responsibilities differ and where private companies fit.

· 11 min
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