Re-Entry: Long March 4C Rocket Body
NORAD ID: 36835 Origin: China Object: CZ-4C Rocket Body Type: Long March 4C Upper Stage Inclination: 97.6° Launched: August 9,
Read moreNORAD ID: 36835 Origin: China Object: CZ-4C Rocket Body Type: Long March 4C Upper Stage Inclination: 97.6° Launched: August 9,
Read morePlanet Labs’ Flock 1D-2 satellite re-entered the atmosphere on December 27, 2015 after eight months in orbit, collecting Earth imagery that Planet Labs offers on the commercial market.
Read moreNORAD ID: 41027 Origin: China Object: CZ-4B Rocket Body Type: Long March 4B Upper Stage Inclination: 97.3° Launched: November 8,
Read moreA spent Payload Assist Module Type D re-entered the atmosphere on Monday after six years in orbit. Sitting atop a Delta II rocket, the PAM-D helped boost a GPS navigation satellite to orbit.
Read moreJust days after the blazing re-entry of the rocket from the launch of a three-man crew to the International Space Station dazzled observers in Newfoundland and Labrador, another Soyuz rocket stage was spotted re-entering over North America.
Read moreThe Arkyd-3R CubeSat operated by Planetary Resources re-entered the atmosphere on December 23, 2015 after five months in orbit to test systems for future miniature space telescope satellites.
Read moreThe GRUZOMAKET Mass Simulator, delivered to orbit in the debut Strela launch in 2003, re-entered the atmosphere in December 2015 after 12 years in orbit, starting out at an altitude of 500 Kilometers.
Read moreThe Prometheus 1-4 satellite, one of eight secretive satellites operated by the Los Alamos National Laboratory, re-entered on December 13, 2015 after two years in orbit.
Read moreThe Prometheus 1-1 satellite, one of eight secretive satellites operated by the Los Alamos National Laboratory, re-entered on December 11, 2015 after two years in orbit.
Read moreThe Prometheus 1-2 satellite, one of eight secretive satellites operated by the Los Alamos National Laboratory, re-entered on December 10, 2015 after two years in orbit.
Read moreThe Prometheus 1-6 satellite, one of eight secretive satellites operated by the Los Alamos National Laboratory, re-entered on December 9, 2015 after two years in orbit.
Read moreThe Prometheus 1-3 satellite, one of eight secretive satellites operated by the Los Alamos National Laboratory, re-entered on December 8, 2015 after two years in orbit.
Read moreRussia’s Kanopus ST ocean surveillance satellite met its untimely end over the Atlantic Ocean in the early hours on Tuesday, re-entering the atmosphere along with its Volga upper stage from which the satellite failed to separate after launch. Orbital data released in the overnight hours showed that a piece of debris detached from the spacecraft and re-entered about an hour prior to the parent object.
Read moreThe Prometheus 1-7 satellite, one of eight secretive satellites operated by the Los Alamos National Laboratory, re-entered on December 1, 2015 after two years in orbit.
Read moreA Long March 3B rocket stage re-entered the atmosphere on December 4, 2015 after five years in orbit, making a
Read moreThe Prometheus 1-8 satellite, one of eight secretive satellites operated by the Los Alamos National Laboratory, re-entered on December 1, 2015 after two years in orbit.
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