Short time-lapse of part of this morning’s first pass of ICEYE-X36 (59103) and COSMOS 2612 (68762) over South America under partly cloudy skies.
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Optical observation conditions for this object are currently poor at our sites due to orbit/Earth's shadow. Nevertheless, a pass over Australia, recorded on 2026-10-08, still showed some debris around METEOR 2-7 #12456.
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A short clip of JUICE's Earth flyby, recorded about 38 minutes before closest approach. @ESA_JUICE
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Once again USA 32 (#19460), during its second pass over South America this morning 2026-09-16, 09:23:35 – 09:34:48 UTC.
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Some recordings of USA 32 (#19460), whose fragmentation in LEO on 13 Sep 2026 at approximately 2113 UTC was confirmed by U.S. Space Forces–Space (S4S). By the time of the recordings, a large number of fragments had already dispersed over a wide section of the track.
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A short animation of PRC TEST SPACECRAFT 4 (#67689) and, most likely, OBJECT J (#100681) passing over South America on 2026-09-10, from 09:45:07 to 09:48:39 UTC.
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Two snapshots of SPECTRUM #100614 and OBJECT E #100613, recorded on 2026-09-07 between 21:40:46 and 21:43:40 UTC.
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A short animation of images recorded over 36 min of @isro’s EOS-05 (GISAT-1A) and the GSLV upper stage, from Switzerland on 2026-09-04, 19:11:36–19:47:36 UTC.
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With the re-entry of CLUSTER II-FM8 (Tango) on 1 September, our daily tracking campaign for the final two CLUSTER satellites has come to an end.
Over 35 nights, we conducted more than 200 observation series from three stations and recorded over 35,000 astrometric positions, rbit determination efforts for the targeted re-entries.
We are pleased that our work could contribute to the successful completion of this extraordinary mission.
We would also like to express our sincere thanks to Tim Flohrer, Oleksandr Kozhukhov, and the entire Cluster re-entry team at ESA for giving us the opportunity to apply our optical SSA network to the Cluster re-entry campaign and gain valuable experience in this specific operational context.
Over 35 nights, we conducted more than 200 observation series from three stations and recorded over 35,000 astrometric positions, rbit determination efforts for the targeted re-entries.
We are pleased that our work could contribute to the successful completion of this extraordinary mission.
We would also like to express our sincere thanks to Tim Flohrer, Oleksandr Kozhukhov, and the entire Cluster re-entry team at ESA for giving us the opportunity to apply our optical SSA network to the Cluster re-entry campaign and gain valuable experience in this specific operational context.
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And a short animation of the latest images we took of CLUSTER II-FM8 (Tango) last night from Switzerland. Its re-entry has now also been confirmed: esa.int/ESA_Multimedia…
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A short animation of some of the latest images we took of CLUSTER II-FM7 (Samba) last night from Switzerland. Its re-entry has now been confirmed: esa.int/Space_Safety/S…
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And a short time-lapse of today’s recordings of the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope and the Falcon upper stage (leading). Recorded on 2026-08-30 between 12:38:18 and 13:21:23 UTC. #NASARoman
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The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope on its way. Recorded on 2026-08-30, 12:41:23 UTC from our Australian site. @NASARoman
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A snapshot of the CZ-6C R/B (#100472), recorded today 2026-08-28, 21:26:21 UTC from our Swiss station. The upper stage apparently fragmented according today’s post from LeoLabs: x.com/LeoLabs_Space/…
At 2:30 am UTC on 27 August 2026, LeoLabs detected a fragmentation of a Chinese Long March rocket body, CZ-6C (NORAD ID 100472). The object’s orbit was 396 km perigee and 482 km apogee.
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Interesting change in the orbital data for INTELSAT 805 #25371 and visually detectable objects in the vicinity. Worth keeping a closer eye on.
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Some of the Transporter-17 payloads over Switzerland, recorded on 2026-07-07, 23:17:33 UTC.
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A short time-lapse of PRC TEST SPACECRAFT 4 (67689/2026-024A) and the newly deployed object (69673/2026-024H), captured on 2026-06-23 during their pass over Switzerland.
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A short time-lapse of last night’s pass of the CZ-12 upper stage (69581/2026-137K) over Switzerland, recorded on 2026-06-19 from 01:55 to 02:04 UTC.
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