← 31 Aug to 6 Sep 2026 Week: 14 Sep to 20 Sep 2026 This week → 8 notable · 10 routine, dimmed, hide them
Sun 20 Sep 2026
19:29 Space CN · 2026-220: 6 objects catalogued, 2026-220B and othersCelesTrak 12:45 Space US · Reentry: SNAP-3 ALICE (payload, United States) on 2026-09-19CelesTrak 12:45 Space Reentry: 4 Starlink satellites on 2026-09-18 CelesTrak 09:46 Space US · Reentry predicted for LINK (satellite, US, launched 2026-07-03) around 2026-09-24 13:57 UTC, plus or minus 1260 minSpace-Track 01:26 Space CN · 2026-218: 4 objects catalogued, Piesat-2 Object A and othersCelesTrak Sat 19 Sep 2026
14:55 Space US · 2026-217: 3 objects catalogued, StrixCelesTrak 12:44 Space Reentry: 1 Starlink satellite on 2026-09-18 CelesTrak Fri 18 Sep 2026
18:52 Space RU · 2026-216: 2 objects catalogued, CosmosCelesTrak 12:44 Space IL · Reentry: DUCHIFAT-1 (payload, Israel) on 2026-09-17CelesTrak 12:44 Space RU · Reentry: COSMOS 1707 (payload, Russia) on 2026-09-17CelesTrak 12:44 Space US · Reentry: SNAP-3 EDDIE (payload, United States) on 2026-09-16CelesTrak 12:44 Space Reentry: 2 Starlink satellites on 2026-09-17 to 2026-09-18 CelesTrak 06:50 Space CN · 2026-215: 3 objects catalogued, Tianyi Object A and othersCelesTrak 00:49 Space CN · 2026-213: 6 objects catalogued, Guowang 25 Object A and othersCelesTrak Thu 17 Sep 2026
14:48 Space RU · 2026-212: 2 objects catalogued, Progress-MsCelesTrak 14:48 Space CN · 2026-211: 1 object catalogued, Qianfan 16 Object JCelesTrak 12:44 Space Reentry: 3 Starlink satellites on 2026-09-15 to 2026-09-16 CelesTrak Wed 16 Sep 2026
20:45 Space CN · 2026-210: 4 objects catalogued, Qianfan 15 Object A and othersCelesTrak ← 31 Aug to 6 Sep 2026 Week: 14 Sep to 20 Sep 2026 This week →
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