The next asteroid close approach: 2026 TC1, roughly 16.1 lunar distances away, won't spoil the Geminid Meteor Shower this year.

On December 13-14, 2026, expect up to 120 meteors per hour at peak. We've tailored this for your town, with the best viewing time, direction, and moon phase details.

Ready to catch a celestial show? Find your perfect viewing spot at the link.

https://orbitalradar.com/meteor-showers/geminids?ref=mastodon

#MeteorShower #Geminids2026 #Astronomy #SpaceEvents #OrbitalRadar

12 tracked objects are predicted to reenter Earth's atmosphere within the next 7 days. Most will burn up, but the largest ones merit attention due to their size.

Reentry timing is never certain, which adds a layer of complexity to this celestial watch.

Stay updated with our live tracker: https://orbitalradar.com/satellite-reentry-tracker?ref=mastodon

#SatelliteTracking #Reentry #SpaceDebris #OrbitalRadar

On eclipse day 2026, 193,000 visitors hit our site, peaking at 5,343 at once — just one Node.js process on a lone VPS. It bent; it didn't break.

Now, our eclipse hub is ready for events through 2029, driving anticipation for Luxor's 2027 totality.

We're already tracking 29,395 objects in orbit today, preparing for the next cosmic event.

Explore your city's eclipse times and live views: https://orbitalradar.com/eclipses?ref=mastodon

#Eclipse2026 #Astronomy #SpaceTech #SpaceObservation

12 tracked objects are predicted to reenter Earth's atmosphere within the next 7 days.

Most will burn up, but the largest could potentially survive the descent. Reentry timing is tricky, with real uncertainties due to atmospheric variables.

Want the latest updates? Our satellite reentry tracker keeps you informed whenever you need it: https://orbitalradar.com/satellite-reentry-tracker

#OrbitalRadar #SpaceDebris #Reentry

Right now, 30,000+ objects are racing around Earth at 17,500 mph — satellites, rockets, debris.

We built a live map of all of it. 🛰️

Launches, re-entries, close approaches & space weather — the moment they happen.

→ https://orbitalradar.com

#Space #Satellites #Starlink

Next asteroid close approach: 2025 AL2 whizzes by Earth on 2026-Aug-16, at 2.2 lunar distances (~842,194 km). This asteroid is barreling along at 12.4 km/s, yet poses no threat. Track its journey in real-time, including its heliocentric orbit, at 🪐 https://orbitalradar.com/asteroid/2025-al2. Meanwhile, 29,215 objects circle our planet—just another day in the busy orbital neighborhood. #Asteroid2025AL2 #SpaceTraffic #OrbitalRadar

🌍 El Niño's ripple effect: 🌊 Dive into how this climate phenomenon transforms our satellite observations! From altering atmospheric data to affecting sea surface temperatures, El Niño is a powerful force in space exploration. Watch its impact unfold in real-time! 🚀 Explore more at: https://orbitalradar.com/satellite-eye #OrbitalRadar #ElNiño #ClimateChange