Meet Satcat.com — the most comprehensive spaceflight intelligence exchange available to the public 🛰️ Access active and decayed satellite count, launch stats, real-time and historical TLE data, space weather forecasts, and more on one platform! Read on 🚀

SmallSat 2026 is officially underway, and the Kayhan Space team is here! Stop by Booth 1434 to meet the team, explore the latest capabilities in Satcat and get a first look at Afterburner, our newest product built to enable collaborative mission design and unrestricted workflow. We’ll see you at the booth!

Kayhan Space is heading to SmallSat 2026! Stop by any time at Booth 1434 for a first look and live demo of Afterburner, our newest product built to enable collaborative mission design and unrestricted workflows. Come see Afterburner in action, meet the Kayhan Space team, and learn how we’re rethinking the way space missions are designed and operated. We’ll see you in Salt Lake City!

After separation, you have a satellite in orbit and a deployment state that's quickly going stale. Telemetry isn't live yet, and gaining custody isn't a one-time step. Maintaining it means fresh tracking data, continuously, in the hours before your pipeline is online. 72 hrs until deployment data degrades. 14 days until public TLEs appear. That's the window operators have to navigate without losing the thread. Satcat gives you the tools to establish custody from the first pass and keep it through commissioning, including fallback options for the failure modes first missions run into most. Plan your LEOP satcat.com/leop/signup

A low probability of collision can mean two very different things: you are genuinely safe, or the data is too uncertain to say. The second case means you're in the dilution region. One or both object's uncertainty is so large that it mathematically suppresses the computed Pc, and a dangerous close approach appears as low risk. Using a simple Pc threshold can miss this dangerous effect. Satcat detects Pc dilution and reports Maximum Pc, a conservative upper bound that scales the covariance to estimate the worst-case risk. When you field thousands of CDMs a year, the dangerous events are often the ones that don't look dangerous. Don't let dilution decide for you. Visit satcat.com

There are no binding rules for who moves when two satellites have a predicted close approach. No treaty, no traffic laws. Coordination in orbit is voluntary. Roughly half of close approaches now involve two active satellites, not debris, which is exactly where coordination matters. And it matters most where automation is taking over: constellations that dodge autonomously still need a common way to signal who moves. Satcat speaks to those systems directly, including the Starlink coordination API. Rules nobody is forced to follow only work through cooperation. Satcat is where it already happens. See how it works: satcat.com

15k+ active satellites share the same road. Most are invisible to each other. A turn signal is two things: your position, and your intent. Satcat Operations handles both. O/O ephemerides tell other operators where you are. Satcat’s STC coordination APIs carry the intent layer: a context signal that says whether a maneuver is planned or the operator is standing down. Together they are the complete signal. Operators are broadcasting both today on Satcat. 60% of active satellite conjunction events processed through Satcat last week were fully coordinated, meaning position and intent were known on both sides, producing more accurate Pc estimates and fewer unnecessary maneuvers. Every operator that joins makes the environment safer for everyone. Add your signals at satcat.com.

Kayhan Space is headed to SmallSat Europe 2026. On May 27, our Co-Founder and CTO, Araz Feyzi, will present "Data Points for Reentry," a tech brief on the data, coordination, and operational decisions needed as more objects return from LEO. If you're attending, join us on the Business Stage from 5:15-5:30 pm, and visit Kayhan Space at Booth 312 to connect with the team.

We’re here at Space Symposium in Colorado Springs. Come meet the Kayhan Space team, get a look at our new Satcat Terminal, and connect with us on Satcat Operations, space traffic coordination, and space safety.

Today, Kayhan Space released Satcat Terminal, an AI-powered space intelligence product that delivers data-driven insights to anyone who needs visibility into activities in orbit. • Real-time space intelligence • Plain-language Q&A via AI chat • 36,000+ tracked objects in one place Request a demo: calendar.google.com/calendar… Full press release: kayhan.space/newsroom/kayhan… Try Satcat today: satcat.com/

Fantastic meeting the American space tech leaders’ part of the @BCIU trade mission who are here to drive American space leadership, investments, and set global standards with India. I look forward to many strategic bilateral commercial space partnerships furthering innovation, prosperity, and space-domain security!

Our iconic 3D Globe just got a powerful new update! The new 3D Globe introduces powerful filtering and discovery tools designed to make satellite analysis faster and more intuitive: Search by business: Find resident space objects (RSOs) by operator or company name. Watchlist view: Instantly display only the RSOs in your watchlist. Orbital filters: Filter RSOs by orbit type, country, and other key orbital parameters. Explore the new 3D Globe today: satcat.com/globe

Happy Thanksgiving from Kayhan Space! Satcat is tracking many objects today, and this one might be our favorite.

Today, we honor all who have served our country with courage and dedication. Your sacrifice inspires us every day. At Kayhan Space, we’re especially proud to recognize two of our teammates, Terry Bacon (Army) and Andrew Melcher (Navy), whose service and leadership continue to strengthen our mission to make spaceflight safer and our nation stronger. Thank you to all veterans for your service and sacrifice. We salute you.

Russia’s Luch Olymp satellite is maneuvering into its end of life orbit, signaling a temporary reduction in Russia’s GEO intelligence capability. Thank you to @Newsweek for featuring this fascinating look at how on orbit behavior continues to shape the future of space security.  🔗Read more: newsweek.com/russian-satelli…

After ten years of redefining proximity norms in GEO, Russia’s Luch (OLYMP) is moving above the GEO belt. Its successor, Luch-2, continues the same operational philosophy. 🔗 kayhan.space/blog/760

In today's @TradeTalks, CTO Araz Feyzi joined @The_TrueAnomaly and @Mattermost to discuss the role of Kayhan Space in the evolving challenges of space and cybersecurity. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth

Kayhan Space wishes all teams a safe and successful launch on today’s SpaceX Transporter-14 mission!

Forbes has featured our Satcat in its coverage of the COSMOS 482 reentry! Read the article: forbes.com/sites/ericmack/20… Check our live tracking: satcat.com/sats/6073