ⓘ About this map

Rockets to Orbit & Beyond

Most launch calendars are lists of dates. A date tells you nothing. The destination tells you the business.

This puts every upcoming mission on a globe and traces it to where it is actually going — low Earth orbit, sun-synchronous, geostationary, or the Moon. The destination is the part that tells you what the flight is for.

The satellites already up there are propagated from real tracking data and grouped by operator: Starlink, OneWeb, GPS, Galileo, BeiDou, GLONASS, Iridium. Click a spaceport — Canaveral, Baikonur, Vandenberg, Kourou, Jiuquan — and it shows the fleet that site put in orbit.

Trajectories are modeled and altitudes compressed for legibility. It is for seeing the shape of spaceflight, not for operations. Built on Launch Library 2 and public orbital elements.

Companies & entities in this map

Artemis II | Crewed Lunar Flyby, LC-39B, Lunar Transfer, Long March 5 | Chinasat GEO, LC-101, GTO, Soyuz MS-30 | Crew to ISS, Site 31/6, Low Earth Orbit, Falcon 9 | Starlink Group 17-54, SLC-4E, the Moon, interplanetary, geostationary · GEO, medium orbit · MEO, sun-synchronous, polar orbit, ISS orbit · LEO, low orbit · LEO, Starlink, OneWeb, GPS, Galileo, BeiDou, GLONASS, Iridium, Intelsat, SES, all, sig

Muad'Dib Capital, the Atlas of the Physical Economy. For information only — not investment advice. Company lists are representative selections curated from public sources.

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