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4 watched records across 3 visible layers.
Apr 2030 · The mission plans to orbit Jupiter and conduct 49 close Europa flybys.
Open mission →2 spacecraft watched. Positions are propagated from disclosed orbital elements, never presented as telemetry.
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2 watchedspacecraft
A permanently crewed research laboratory moving around Earth roughly sixteen times each day.
Permanent record →An orbiting observatory that studies the universe in wavelengths from ultraviolet to near infrared.
Permanent record →NASA’s flagship X-ray observatory, following violent and extremely hot regions of the universe from a long elliptical orbit.
Permanent record →A five-instrument Earth-observing platform measuring the atmosphere, land, oceans and energy system together.
Permanent record →NOAA’s operational GOES East weather satellite, holding a near-fixed view over the Americas and Atlantic.
Permanent record →Surface network
1 watchedlaunch sites
Follow departures and schedule changes associated with Vandenberg SFB, CA, USA.
Permanent record →Follow departures and schedule changes associated with Cape Canaveral SFS, FL, USA.
Permanent record →Follow departures and schedule changes associated with Rocket Lab Launch Complex 1, Mahia Peninsula, New Zealand.
Permanent record →Beyond Earth
1 watchedmissions
A spacecraft crossing the Solar System to investigate whether Jupiter’s ocean moon Europa could support life.
Permanent record →A solar-electric spacecraft travelling to the metal-rich asteroid Psyche in the main asteroid belt.
Permanent record →Humanity’s most distant spacecraft, now operating beyond the heliosphere in interstellar space.
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