Observed arrival · 2026-10-03
ClearOrbit’s public ledger for orbital debris
A public-facing orbital-debris project combining catalog counts, source notes, briefings, future scenarios, and a plan for debris removal.
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- Tracked counts are recomputed every six hours from GCAT; smaller-object estimates are separately attributed to ESA MASTER-8 (February 2026).
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The catalog section separates tracked objects from modeled populations: GCAT-derived figures are recomputed every six hours, while sub-10-centimetre estimates are attributed to ESA MASTER-8 (February 2026). The linked scenarios include a hypothetical geomagnetic storm and an analysis of debris from Yaogan-50 (02). ClearOrbit describes routine removal as its goal; the page says no large, uncooperative object has yet been captured and removed.
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