Satellites.net keeps the plain-language record of what orbits Earth: the active satellite census, launch log, satellite profiles, operators, debris, and what's next.
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What Satellites Does
A running record of the satellites above us: what's up there, who flew it, what it does, and what's launching next.
How many active satellites are up, broken down by orbit, purpose, and operator.
A running log of what launched, when, and into which orbit.
Readable profiles of notable spacecraft: mission, hardware, and status.
The countries and companies operating fleets, and how the balance is shifting.
What comes down, what stays up too long, and how the junk problem is managed.
The next missions on the calendar and what they'll add to the census.
How Satellites Works
The current count and composition of everything active in orbit.
Look up a satellite and read what it is, who flies it, and why.
Follow the launch calendar as the census grows week by week.
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Active satellites number in the thousands — the majority launched within the last few years — alongside far more pieces of tracked debris. The census page keeps the current tallies with sources.
Communications dominates by count, followed by Earth observation, navigation, and science. A handful of constellations account for most of the recent growth.
Low-orbit satellites are steered down to burn up in the atmosphere; high-orbit ones are moved to a graveyard orbit. Satellites that fail before disposal become long-lived debris.
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