HORS-3 435.650 object 61753
Thanks all for the suggestions! Are all in DB and soon in Network.
I’m going through the whole list of the satellites and update accordingly and confirming also your findings. Hopefully by the end for the day I’ll post here the updated status table.
Altair
1 61779U 24199AW 24341.76123431 .00014570 00000-0 60253-3 0 9992
2 61779 97.3796 206.0624 0018629 126.3491 233.9469 15.23910355 51843
Looks like S2.1b Unknown 2 is 61751
Seems like my TLE`s on certain satellites are completely off on Gpredict… What exact source do i need to add to get the latest updates?
Jomjom79
The 2024-199xx objects appear to be our sats! They are in Celestrak starting around object # 61735.
https://celestrak.org/NORAD/elements/gp.php?GROUP=active&FORMAT=tle
… and if you scroll back up in this thread, folks are starting to determine some of the most likely matches between those objects and satellites from this deployment
Just wondered why there was such a huge discrepancy between what Satnogs DB shows compared to Gpredict even though i thought i had the same TLE sources.
Jomjom79
There was NO official TLE information for these objects prior to +/- 24 hours ago. Everyone was using calculated estimates.
Now that distributors like Celestrak have TLEs for the objects associated with this deployment (from the U.S. Military → https://www.vandenberg.spaceforce.mil/Units/CSpOC-DEL-5/ )
… then the next task is to determine which NORAD # matches each of our sats!
You can also add the satnogs TLE source at the moment we are matching the unknown objects to satellites belonging to this launch.
Every time we find a match they will be added or modified.
Yeah thats the one im using. However it does not match up with what DB shows, and i was guessing that was the same source.
Or am i doing something wrong with just adding that link into TLE sources on Gpredict?
Edit: Deleted all contents of the satdata folder and reloaded. Seems to be correct now.
Jomjom79
RTU MIREA1 - 61785 confirmed by Jan @PE0SAT via strf
Horizon - 61755 confirmed by Jan @PE0SAT via strf
Colibri-S - 61746 confirmed by Jan @PE0SAT via strf
ArcticSat-1 - 61762 confirmed by Jan @PE0SAT via strf
Hello! There are some our suggestions (third number is rms, if there is another candidacy in 0,5 kHz range, it’s listed too):
SITRO-AIS-13 61743 0.114
SITRO-AIS-14 61752 0.095
SITRO-AIS-15 61738 0.106
SITRO-AIS-16 61737 0.093
SITRO-AIS-17 61789 0.097
SITRO-AIS-18 61790 0.070
SITRO-AIS-19 61759 0.097
SITRO-AIS-20 61758 0.099
SITRO-AIS-21 61739 0.097 61740 0.37
SITRO-AIS-22 61740 0.089 61739 0.41
SITRO-AIS-23 61742 0.059
SITRO-AIS-24 61741 0.108
SITRO-AIS-37 61780 0.091
SITRO-AIS-38 61786 0.078 61782 0.33
SITRO-AIS-39 61778 0.109
SITRO-AIS-40 61776 0.087
SITRO-AIS-41 61760 0.139 61756 0.40
SITRO-AIS-42 61756 0.111 61760 0.272
SITRO-AIS-43 61755 0.086 61757 0.223
SITRO-AIS-44 61748 0.113
SITRO-AIS-45 61788 0.102
SITRO-AIS-46 61774 0.081 61773 0.475
SITRO-AIS-47 61773 0.104
SITRO-AIS-48 61771 0.111
Sit-HSE 61763 0.125
Sit-2086 61764 0.110
These two meet geoscan’s suggestion:
ArcticSat-1 61762 0.094
HyperView-1G 61772 0.120
@sputnix Thank you for your list!
It confirms what @PE0SAT had suggested for SITRO-AIS sats earlier in the matrix chat and we follow them since then!
Unfortunately, with the recent re-entries and deployments I didn’t have the time to create the status table and post it, I’ll do probably tomorrow.
Given that the TLE sets have changed and are now assigned, we can start also some identifications if they are clear fits!
Launched Objects Identification Current Status by Community (11.12.2024)
NORAD ID (space-track link) | Satellite (SatNOGS DB link) | Possible satellite (if not identified) | Frequency (if identified) |
---|---|---|---|
61735 | IONOSFERA-M 01 | 150.000 MHz, 400.000 MHz | |
61736 | IONOSFERA-M 02 | 150.000 MHz, 400.000 MHz | |
61737 | SITRO-AIS-16 | 401.075 MHz | |
61738 | SITRO-AIS-15 | 401.055 MHz | |
61739 | SITRO-AIS-21 | 401.175 MHz | |
61740 | SITRO-AIS-22 | 401.195 MHz | |
61741 | SITRO-AIS-24 | 401.235 MHz | |
61742 | SITRO-AIS-23 | 401.215 MHz | |
61743 | SITRO-AIS-13 | 401.015 MHz | |
61744 | CSTP-2.11 | 437.985 MHz | |
61745 | Polytech Universe-5 | 436.350 MHz | |
61746 | Colibri-S | 436.835 MHz, 10475.000 MHz | |
61747 | Polytech Universe-4 | 435.250 MHz | |
61748 | SITRO-AIS-44 | 401.165 MHz | |
61749 | Vizard-ion | 436.870 MHz, 10475.000 MHz | |
61750 | MTUSI-1 | 435.600 MHz | |
61751 | Vladivostok-1 | 436.805 MHz | |
61752 | SITRO-AIS-14 | 401.035 MHz | |
61753 | Hors 3 | 435.650 MHz | |
61754 | Hors 4 | 435.700 MHz | |
61755 | SITRO-AIS-43 | 401.145 MHz | |
61756 | SITRO-AIS-42 | 401.125 MHz | |
61757 | Horizon | 435.430 MHz, 10474.000 MHz | |
61758 | SITRO-AIS-20 | 401.155 MHz | |
61759 | SITRO-AIS-19 | 401.135 MHz | |
61760 | SITRO-AIS-41 | 401.105 MHz | |
61761 | Norby-3? | - | - |
61762 | ArcticSat-1 | 435.890 MHz | |
61763 | SIT-HSE | 401.015 MHz | |
61764 | SIT-2086 | 401.030 MHz | |
61765 | MORDOVIA-IOT | 437.090 MHz, 437.100 MHz | |
61766 | RUZAEVKA-390 | 437.050 MHz | |
61767 | Nokhcho? | - | - |
61768 | HOD-HOD | 436.250 MHz | |
61769 | Kosar | 436.740 MHz | |
61770 | - | - | - |
61771 | SITRO-AIS-48 | 401.245 MHz | |
61772 | HyperView-1G | 436.540 MHz, 436.600 MHz | |
61773 | SITRO-AIS-47 | 401.225 MHz | |
61774 | SITRO-AIS-46 | 401.205 MHz | |
61775 | CSTP-2.2 | 437.050 MHz | |
61776 | SITRO-AIS-40 | 401.085 MHz | |
61777 | CSTP-2.1 | 437.485 MHz | |
61778 | SITRO-AIS-39 | 401.065 MHz | |
61779 | Altair | 435.215 MHz | |
61780 | SITRO-AIS-37 | 401.0025 MHz | |
61781 | ASRTU-1 | 435.400 MHz, 10460.000 MHz | |
61782 | TUSUR GO | 437.730 MHz, 10475.000 MHz | |
61783 | ZIMSAT-2 | 437.050 MHz | |
61784 | SamSat-Ionosphere | 437.400 MHz | |
61785 | RTU MIREA1 | 436.200 MHz, 10473.000 MHz | |
61786 | SITRO-AIS-38 | 401.045 MHz | |
61787 | SWSU-60? | - | - |
61788 | SITRO-AIS-45 | 401.185 MHz | |
61789 | SITRO-AIS-17 | 401.095 MHz | |
61790 | SITRO-AIS-18 | 401.115 MHz |
Assumptions about unidentificated satellites are based on deploy time. This left us with 56th object 61770 which is strangest of them all with lowest orbit. (55 satellites were launched)