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Space Stations satellites — directory (page 1 of 1)
Satellites 25544–69799 of 13 in the Space Stations group, ordered by NORAD catalog number — page 1 of 1. Track any of them live on the 3D globe.
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Each line is one catalogued object: the name CelesTrak publishes for it, followed by its NORAD catalog number — the permanent identifier the US Space Force assigns in the order each object is catalogued — so it's roughly chronological, and nothing more precise than that (a 1998 launch like the ISS and one from last month can both carry five-digit numbers). Opening a name gives that satellite’s live position on the globe and its orbit for the current instant: inclination, period, perigee and apogee, computed with SGP4/SDP4 from its latest two-line element set, plus the age of that element set so you can judge how much to trust it. Names are the catalog’s own and can look cryptic — a trailing letter is usually the piece of a single launch.
This page lists all 13 satellites in the group, and the directory hub links every one of them. For the group as a moving picture rather than a list, open the live view.
- ISS (ZARYA) (NORAD 25544)
- ISS (UNITY) (NORAD 25575)
- ISS (ZVEZDA) (NORAD 26400)
- ISS (DESTINY) (NORAD 26700)
- CSS (TIANHE) (NORAD 48274)
- ISS (NAUKA) (NORAD 49044)
- CSS (WENTIAN) (NORAD 53239)
- CSS (MENGTIAN) (NORAD 54216)
- ISS OBJECT YJ (NORAD 69794)
- ISS OBJECT YL (NORAD 69796)
- ISS OBJECT YM (NORAD 69797)
- ISS OBJECT YN (NORAD 69798)
- ISS OBJECT YP (NORAD 69799)
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