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Reentries

Recent reentries

Objects whose decay date has been published in the CelesTrak SATCAT, i.e. confirmed atmospheric reentries. SatelliteIndex reports what the catalogue says — it does not forecast when or where anything will come down.

Generated 6 h ago

Summary

Confirmed decays

Last 7 days

19

Objects with a published decay date

Last 30 days

97

Last 365 days

1,409

Monthly

Decays by month

Debris history →

Objects decayed per month

2024-10 → 2026-09
Objects decayed per month, last 24 months0501001502002502024-102025-022025-062025-102026-022026-062026-09

The last bar is the current, incomplete month.

By object type

Payloads · debris · rocket bodies
Objects decayed per month by object type0501001502002024-102025-022025-062025-102026-022026-062026-09
  • Payloads
  • Debris
  • Rocket bodies

Table

Reentries — last 30 d · Unknown

Decay dateObjectNORADTypeCountryRCS (m²)Constellation
10 Sept 2026OBJECT X2021-022X47953Unknown———
25 Aug 2026TRANSPORTER-9 OBJECT DB2023-174DB58570Unknown———

2 results

Low-perigee watch

Objects currently under 250 km perigee

Not a prediction

Decay dates are those published in the CelesTrak SATCAT. The low-perigee watch lists objects with a perigee under 250 km: it is NOT a reentry prediction and gives no time or location.

ObjectPerigeeApogeeElement epochTypeCountryConstellation
COSMOS 2558#53323165.6 km183.1 km9 h agoPayloadRUKosmos (Russian military / government)
STARLINK-4456#53673191.5 km199.7 km16 h agoPayloadUSStarlink
ZHUQUE-2E R/B#69095197.9 km630.8 km18 h agoRocket bodyCN—
STARLINK-2291#47862198.2 km213.9 km14 h agoPayloadUSStarlink
STARLINK-1770#46383207.4 km219.4 km15 h agoPayloadUSStarlink
STARLINK-31811#60051208.4 km220.2 km42 h agoPayloadUSStarlink
STARLINK-1234#45190209.9 km219.7 km14 h agoPayloadUSStarlink
NUSAT-40 (C SHOEMAKER)#56943210.3 km223.1 km13 h agoPayloadARSatellogic NewSat (Ñusat)
DONGPO 02#53452213.5 km226.4 km21 h agoPayloadCN—
STARLINK-1598#46160224.6 km235.9 km13 h agoPayloadUSStarlink
STARLINK-1805#46705227.0 km234.4 km12 h agoPayloadUSStarlink
STARLINK-1067#44771231.1 km244.0 km13 h agoPayloadUSStarlink
STARLINK-1319#45379231.4 km242.1 km16 h agoPayloadUSStarlink
STARLINK-2336#47879232.2 km242.5 km12 h agoPayloadUSStarlink
STARLINK-1656#46353233.2 km237.5 km12 h agoPayloadUSStarlink
STARLINK-3893#52579233.9 km238.3 km15 h agoPayloadUSStarlink
ICEYE-X34#58294238.1 km254.2 km2 d agoPayloadUSICEYE SAR
STARLINK-4451#53492240.1 km244.9 km12 h agoPayloadUSStarlink
SMDC ONE 2.3#39474240.5 km257.7 km14 h agoPayloadUS—
STARLINK-1893#46786242.2 km250.4 km15 h agoPayloadUSStarlink
STARLINK-5055#54015242.2 km244.7 km15 h agoPayloadUSStarlink
STARLINK-1845#47135242.6 km254.1 km12 h agoPayloadUSStarlink
STARLINK-2681#48465244.1 km251.4 km13 h agoPayloadUSStarlink
STARLINK-32955#63117245.7 km275.2 km14 h agoPayloadUSStarlink
PACE-1#48909247.2 km251.3 km14 h agoPayloadUS—

Perigee and apogee come from the latest element set (SGP4 mean elements, km). Actively manoeuvring satellites (e.g. during orbit raising) routinely sit under 250 km without decaying.

Predicted

Predicted / upcoming reentries

Predicted reentries — no reentry-prediction source connected yet; unavailable

SatelliteIndex does not compute reentry windows or ground tracks itself and will only show predictions once an authoritative source is connected, with its own attribution. See methodology and sources.