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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 103 published reports.

Illustration of asteroid Psyche, 140 miles wide, located in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.
Satellite Spotlight

Tracking Near-Earth Asteroids: Your Guide to Real-Time Orbits and Risks

Discover how to track near-earth asteroids in real-time, assess their orbits, and understand potential impact risks with our detailed guide.

· 2 min
Colorful atmospheric waves in the night sky, showcasing airglow phenomena with vibrant hues.
Orbital Events

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.

· 2 min
The International Space Station silhouetted against a vibrant sunset over China's landscape
Orbital Events

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.

· 3 min
Diagram illustrating Lunar Trailblazer's low-energy transfer path to the Moon, launching February 26, 2025.
Orbital Events

Understanding Hohmann Transfer Orbits: Efficient Space Travel

A Hohmann transfer orbit is the most efficient method to move between two circular orbits, minimizing fuel use and energy.

· 2 min
A rocket launches the James Webb Space Telescope into space, illuminating the night sky with fiery exhaust.
Orbital Events

The James Webb Space Telescope: Comprehensive Guide and Insights

The James Webb Space Telescope is a revolutionary observatory designed to explore the universe's earliest galaxies and stars.

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Dust rings formed by stellar winds in Wolf-Rayet 140, captured by NASA's James Webb Space Telescope.
Weekly Roundup

This Week in Orbit: 2026-07-19

This week, the James Webb Space Telescope has once again captured the scientific community's attention with its latest discovery on black holes. The telescope has provided new insights into how these cosmic giants feed themselves, a finding that could reshape our understanding of galactic evolution.

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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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NASA’s SpaceX Crew-9 Falcon 9 and Dragon spacecraft being rolled out to the launch pad under clear skies.
Orbital Briefing

SpaceX Falcon 9 Launches Starlink Satellites Amid Orbital Adjustments

SpaceX's Falcon 9 successfully launched 24 Starlink satellites, while several existing satellites underwent orbital adjustments.

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Ecuadorian officials signing the Artemis Accords at a formal ceremony with flags in the background.
Orbital Briefing

Mauritius Joins Artemis Accords; Starlink Orbit Adjustments

Mauritius becomes the 70th nation to sign the Artemis Accords, while Starlink satellites undergo significant orbital adjustments.

· 2 min
A vibrant cosmic scene featuring NGC 2170, known as the Angel Nebula, with colorful dust clouds and bright stars.
Cosmic Gallery

NGC 2170: A Celestial Canvas in Monoceros

NGC 2170, the Angel Nebula, reveals a vibrant star-forming region in Monoceros, captured in stunning detail.

· 2 min
NASA's SpaceX GOES-U rocket launching into a clear blue sky with smoke trails.
Satellite Spotlight

SpaceX AI Satellites: Pioneering Autonomous Space Operations

SpaceX's AI satellites are revolutionising autonomous space operations by enhancing satellite communication and navigation capabilities.

· 2 min
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