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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 66 published reports.

Colorful geological layers and formations illustrating diverse Earth science phenomena.
Orbital Events

Military Satellites: Comprehensive Guide to Their Role and Function

Military satellites are spacecraft used for defence and intelligence. They play crucial roles in communication, navigation, and surveillance.

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Animation illustrating advancements in satellite altimeters for detailed sea height measurements over four decades.
Satellite Spotlight

The Evolution of EchoStar: From First Launch to Present

EchoStar has evolved from launching its first satellite in 1995 to becoming a key player in global communications technology.

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Scientists present findings at the GOES-R satellite science briefing in a conference room.
Orbital Events

Geostationary Orbit: How Satellites Hover Over One Spot

Geostationary orbit allows satellites to remain fixed over a single Earth location, crucial for communications and weather monitoring.

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A portable satellite terminal with a dish antenna, used for communication technology in remote locations.
Orbital Events

American Airlines and Starlink: Revolutionising In-Flight Connectivity

American Airlines' partnership with Starlink promises faster, more reliable in-flight internet, enhancing passenger experience globally.

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A satellite being launched into space, showcasing the RemoveDEBRIS mission to tackle space debris.
Orbital Events

Active Debris Removal: Technologies Cleaning Up Space

Active debris removal involves technologies to capture and deorbit space debris, ensuring sustainable space operations.

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A CubeSat being released into Earth's orbit from a small satellite deployer in space.
Orbital Events

Satellite Imagery Explained: Understanding Earth Observation Satellites

Satellite imagery is captured by Earth observation satellites that monitor the planet from orbit, providing critical data for various applications.

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Aerial view of Kennedy Space Center with launch pad and surrounding landscape.
Orbital Events

Understanding Sun-Synchronous Orbits: Consistent Sunlight for Satellites

A sun-synchronous orbit allows satellites to maintain consistent sunlight exposure, crucial for imaging and Earth observation tasks.

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JEM Small Satellite Orbital Deployer #11 releasing micro-satellites into space against a backdrop of Earth.
Orbital Events

Starlink vs Kuiper vs OneWeb: Satellite Internet Compared

Starlink, Kuiper, and OneWeb offer satellite internet with varying capabilities. Discover how they differ in coverage, technology, and future plans.

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Aerial view of a vibrant cityscape with skyscrapers and lush greenery under a clear blue sky.
Cosmic Gallery

Gravitational Time Dilation: Time's Subtle Dance in Space

Discover how gravitational time dilation affects time perception in space, making time move faster for your head than your feet.

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Hubble Space Telescope captures vibrant colors and swirling gases in the heart of the Lagoon Nebula.
Cosmic Gallery

The Dance of Satellites: A Modern Celestial Ballet

Discover the intricate dance of 17,817 active satellites orbiting Earth, including 10,479 Starlink units, in a vast celestial ballet.

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Satellite Spotlight

Satellite Spotlight: GLONASS-K — Russia's Navigation Satellites

GLONASS-K is the third generation of Russia's Global Navigation Satellite System (GLONASS), designed to provide accurate positioning and timing information globally. Unlike its predecessors, GLONASS-K satellites are equipped with a new range of technologies, including a third civil signal and an ext

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