COMSPOC's Operations Team | Technical experts in orbital analysis, maneuver detection, and near real-time space tracking | Advancing Space Domain Awareness.
Collaboration between COMSPOC_OPS and @IntegrityISR, featured in the latest Integrity ISR Issue 133. In this joint effort, Integrity ISR highlighted the limitations of relying solely on two-line
Thanks to observations provided by @OurSkyAI and @ObservableSpace , combined with data from COMSPOC’s own sensor network, we have conducted an in-depth assessment of recent rendezvous proximity
The COMSPOC Ops team is closely monitoring the tumbling behavior of COSMOS 2553 (SSN.51511), a Russian military satellite currently in a ~2000 km orbit. The space object has been tumbling since
Thanks to @OurSkyAI and @ObservableSpace , combining with our own COMSPOC's sensor network, we were able to take a deep dive for this analysis. Back on March 3, 2025, SJ-21 remained near 146.850° E,
COSMOS 2581 (SSN.62902), COSMOS 2582 (SSN.62903), and COSMOS 2583 (SSN.62904) were launched on 2/5/2025 from Plesetsk Cosmodrome. Andy Wnuk, COMSPOC Lead Operations Engineer, has identified a series
Earlier, we reported that Shiyan-12 02 is drifting east at a rapid pace, with USA 271 in the way, setting up a potential close-approach scenario on the GEO belt. As of now, both satellites appear to
The Geosynchronous Chessboard: Shiyan-12 02’s Heading Toward USA 271 Things just got more interesting - COMSPOC's optical sensor network data shows Shiyan-12 02 (SY-12 02) maintaining a rapid
The Geosynchronous belt is often likened to a high-stakes chessboard. In this case, the pieces have been set and we are waiting for the game to start. SHIJIAN-25 (SJ-25) has drawn attention due to
Recently, our COMSPOC Operations team has been closely tracking the newly launched Chinese SJ-25 spacecraft, which entered geosynchronous orbit near 119° E. Notably, it shares a nearly identical