MOST RECENT LAUNCHES

This is a listing of the most recent launched satellites, ordered by launch date.

All 2026 launches

Name	Description	Launched	Action
MMX	MMX, or Martian Moons eXploration, is a Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency spacecraft developed and operated by JAXA to investigate Mars’s moons Phobos and Deimos, with international contributions including NASA’s MEGANE instrument and the Franco-German Idefix rover.	October 19, 2026
OSIRIS-E	OSIRIS-E is a German 3U CubeSat in Ethereal Space’s Solar Sentry Block 0 constellation, carrying a GNSS radio-occultation and precision-orbit-determination payload to observe the low-Earth-orbit space-weather environment.	October 1, 2026
MOI-1A	MOI-1A is an Indian low-Earth-orbit 6U CubeSat from TakeMe2Space, built as an “orbital computing” and Earth-observation mission intended to process data in space rather than simply downlink raw imagery.	October 1, 2026
FLOCK 4J 8		October 1, 2026
FLOCK 4J 6		October 1, 2026
FLOCK 4J 5		October 1, 2026
FLOCK 4J 4		October 1, 2026
FLOCK 4J 3		October 1, 2026
FLOCK 4J 2		October 1, 2026
FLOCK 4J 1		October 1, 2026
DRAGON CRS-35	DRAGON CRS-35 is a US uncrewed cargo spacecraft operated by SpaceX under NASA’s Commercial Resupply Services program.	October 13, 2026
HULIANWANG DIGUI-222		October 9, 2026
HULIANWANG DIGUI-221		October 9, 2026
HULIANWANG DIGUI-220		October 9, 2026
HULIANWANG DIGUI-219		October 9, 2026
HULIANWANG DIGUI-218		October 9, 2026
HULIANWANG DIGUI-217		October 9, 2026
HULIANWANG DIGUI-216		October 9, 2026
HULIANWANG DIGUI-215		October 9, 2026
HULIANWANG DIGUI-214		October 9, 2026
FLOCK 4J 7		October 1, 2026
NEONSAT-06	NEONSAT-06 is a South Korean Earth-observation microsatellite forming part of the NEONSAT constellation developed under the leadership of KAIST’s Satellite Technology Research Center (SaTReC).	October 7, 2026
NEONSAT-05	NEONSAT-05 is a South Korean Earth-observation microsatellite and the fourth operational satellite listed in the NEONSAT program’s deployment sequence.	October 7, 2026
NEONSAT-04	NEONSAT-04 is a South Korean optical Earth-observation microsatellite developed as part of the NEONSAT national safety and disaster-monitoring constellation led by KAIST’s Satellite Technology Research Center (SaTReC).	October 7, 2026
NEONSAT-03	NEONSAT-03 is a South Korean Earth-observation microsatellite belonging to the NEONSAT constellation, developed under the leadership of KAIST’s Satellite Technology Research Center (SaTReC).	October 7, 2026
E3TESTER-2	E3TESTER-2, also called EEETester-2 or E3T Unit 2, is a South Korean 12U-class CubeSat built to validate domestically developed semiconductors, electronic devices, and key satellite components in the real space environment, including radiation and extreme temperature cycling; its payload includes SK hynix memory, a precision steering mirror from Insera Solution, a reaction wheel from Momentum Space, KAIST attitude-determination/control hardware, Cosmobee electric-thruster hollow-cathode hardware, and Intergravity Technologies avionics for an orbital-transfer vehicle.	October 7, 2026
NEONSAT-02	NEONSAT-02 is a South Korean Earth-observation microsatellite developed by KAIST’s Satellite Technology Research Center (SaTReC) as part of the NEONSAT constellation.	October 7, 2026
SPRITE	SPRITE, the Supernova Remnants and Proxies for ReIonization Testbed Experiment, is a NASA-funded 12U astrophysics CubeSat developed and operated by the University of Colorado Boulder’s Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics.	October 1, 2026
USA 708	USA 708 is a US military satellite.	October 2, 2026	Unable to track
SATELIOT_8	SATELIOT-8 is a small low-Earth-orbit satellite in Sateliot’s 5G Internet of Things constellation, intended to extend narrowband 5G NB-IoT non-terrestrial-network connectivity to standard IoT devices beyond terrestrial cellular coverage, especially in remote, maritime, rural, and underserved areas.	October 1, 2026
UASATNANO	UASATNANO is a Ukrainian low-Earth-orbit telecommunications satellite and the first demonstrator for the UASAT sovereign satellite communications initiative, intended to validate technology and operations for a future dual-use network supporting resilient connectivity for Ukraine’s military, government, critical infrastructure, and civilian users, including service in hard-to-reach or infrastructure-poor areas.	October 1, 2026
GYEONGGISAT-2A	GYEONGGISAT-2A is a South Korean climate-monitoring microsatellite developed by Nara Space Technology for Gyeonggi Province, South Korea.	October 1, 2026
GHGSAT-C19	GHGSat-C19, also known as Aidan, is a Canadian commercial Earth-observation microsatellite in GHGSat’s greenhouse-gas monitoring constellation, built to detect and quantify facility-level emissions—especially methane—from industrial sites such as oil and gas facilities, landfills, mines, power generation, agriculture, and other emission sources.	October 1, 2026
FLOCK 4J 18		October 1, 2026
GHGSAT-C18	GHGSat-C18, named Eleanor, is a commercial greenhouse-gas monitoring microsatellite built for GHGSat of Montreal to expand its dedicated emissions-monitoring constellation, whose purpose is to detect and measure facility-level methane emissions from space and help governments and industry turn satellite observations into emissions-reduction action.	October 1, 2026
SATELIOT_7	SATELIOT-7 is a small communications satellite in Sateliot’s Draconis deployment, intended to expand the company’s low-Earth-orbit 5G non-terrestrial-network Internet-of-Things service by increasing constellation capacity, improving pass frequency, and enabling more connection opportunities for standard NB-IoT devices in areas lacking terrestrial mobile coverage.	October 1, 2026
SATELIOT_5	SATELIOT-5 is one of five small satellites launched in October 2026 for Sateliot’s Draconis mission, intended to expand the capacity and revisit frequency of Sateliot’s low-Earth-orbit 5G NTN IoT constellation.	October 1, 2026
LEMUR-2-WHITEHOTCREW		October 1, 2026
LEMUR-2-MDQURESHI		October 1, 2026
RADIX-A	RADIX-A is a US technology-demonstration satellite developed by Fortastra Corporation as part of its RADIX program, alongside RADIX-MK (NORAD 100940).	October 1, 2026
RADIX-M	RADIX-M is a US technology-demonstration satellite developed by Fortastra Corporation for the RADIX-M mission, which is intended to demonstrate technologies for autonomous spacecraft operations and in-orbit servicing.	October 1, 2026
MIKROGLOB-3	MIKROGLOB-3 is a Polish military Earth-observation microsatellite developed by Creotech Instruments S.	October 1, 2026
FLOCK 4J 17		October 1, 2026
LEMUR-2-VARUN		October 1, 2026
MIKROGLOB-2	MIKROGLOB-2 is a Polish military Earth-observation microsatellite developed by Creotech Instruments S.	October 1, 2026
OSSIED	OSSIED (OSSIE) is a Spanish orbital transfer vehicle (OTV) developed by UARX Space, designed to provide in-orbit transportation and payload deployment services.	October 1, 2026
GOMX-5	GOMX-5 is an ESA-supported 8U CubeSat technology-demonstration and in-orbit demonstration mission developed by GOMSpace Denmark and Luxembourg to validate a new commercial CubeSat platform, software-defined radio payloads and operational procedures for future small-satellite systems.	October 1, 2026
OTTER 24C	OTTER 24C is a Starfish Space “Otter” satellite-servicing spacecraft built for NASA’s Small Spacecraft Propulsion and Inspection Capability technology-demonstration mission, whose purpose is to demonstrate low-cost in-space inspection of selected objects in low Earth orbit and gather data useful for future servicing, anomaly assessment, debris understanding, and space-sustainability work.	October 1, 2026
SATELIOT_9		October 1, 2026
ION SCV-025		October 1, 2026