Space telescopes 31 objects
Open a name to see the official values and their sources.
Korea 7
- STSAT-1COSPAR 2003-042G · NORAD 27945
- STSAT-3COSPAR 2013-066G · NORAD 39422
- PVSAT (Nuri performance verification satellite)COSPAR 2022-065A · NORAD 52894
- SNIPE-2 (Doyosat)COSPAR 2023-072C · NORAD 56745
- SNIPE-4 (Doyosat)COSPAR 2023-072B · NORAD 56744
- STSAT-2C (Naro Science Satellite)COSPAR 2013-003A · NORAD 39068
- NEXTSat-1COSPAR 2018-099BF · NORAD 43811
United States 16
- Hubble Space TelescopeCOSPAR 1990-037B · NORAD 20580
- James Webb Space TelescopeCOSPAR 2021-130A · NORAD 50463
- Chandra X-ray ObservatoryCOSPAR 1999-040B · NORAD 25867
- Spitzer Space TelescopeCOSPAR 2003-038A · NORAD 27871
- KeplerCOSPAR 2009-011A · NORAD 34380
- TESSCOSPAR 2018-038A · NORAD 43435
- Fermi Gamma-ray Space TelescopeCOSPAR 2008-029A · NORAD 33053
- Neil Gehrels Swift ObservatoryCOSPAR 2004-047A · NORAD 28485
- WISE / NEOWISECOSPAR 2009-071A · NORAD 36119
- SPHERExCOSPAR 2025-047E · NORAD 63182
- Solar Dynamics ObservatoryCOSPAR 2010-005A · NORAD 36395
- IXPECOSPAR 2021-121A · NORAD 49954
- COBECOSPAR 1989-089A · NORAD 20322
- WMAPCOSPAR 2001-027A · NORAD 26859
- NuSTARCOSPAR 2012-031A · NORAD 38358
- Explorer 1COSPAR 1958-001A · NORAD 4
Europe (ESA) 7
Japan 1
In everyday life
- The Moon's average distance, about 384,400 km, is more than 960 drives along the 400 km Seoul–Busan expressway — and the Moon sits under «Earth's Moon» in this catalog's Moons group.
- Constellation names taught at school, such as Orion or Ursa Major (home of the Big Dipper), are the same everywhere because the world shares the 88 constellations set by the International Astronomical Union.
- Your phone's map position comes from GPS satellites orbiting about 20,000 km up — which is why navigation satellites belong to the Spacecraft group.