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Satellites Launched This Year

Real-time space launch statistics

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Satellites Launched in 2025

2,935

objects sent to orbit

Understanding Satellite Launches

Satellites launched measures the number of objects sent into Earth orbit annually. Approximately 3,000 satellites are launched per year. Our space counter tracksannual launches, Starlink satellites, and active satellites in orbit.

Also known as space launches, orbital deployments, and satellite missions, this metric is closely related to SpaceX, space industry, and satellite internet.

Our satellite data covers multiple dimensions including by operator, by type (commercial, military, research), over time, and by orbit.

Satellite Launch Statistics & Data

Track satellites launched this year, annual launches, and monthly statistics.

View SpaceX Starlink, OneWeb constellation, and Amazon Kuiper.

Explore active satellites, satellites in orbit, and space industry growth.

Learn about space debris concerns, Kessler syndrome, and future of space.

What You'll Find on This Page

  • Live Counter: satellites launched this year, annual total
  • Major Operators: SpaceX, OneWeb, Amazon, China
  • Industry Data: launch costs, space economy, trends
  • Future: planned launches, mega-constellations, 2030 outlook

This page provides comprehensive data including satellite launch statistics, space data, satellites counter, orbital tracker, satellites 2025, SpaceX trends, space industry data, and technology statistics.

Annual Launches

3,000

satellites/year

Active Satellites

9,000

in orbit

Starlink Satellites

5,500

SpaceX constellation

Major Operators

  • SpaceX: 60% of all satellite launches
  • OneWeb: 648 satellites in constellation
  • Amazon Kuiper: 3,236 satellites planned
  • China: 14% of global launches

Space Industry Facts

  • Space industry worth $400B+ annually
  • Launch costs dropped 95% since 2000
  • 65% of satellites are commercial
  • 100,000+ satellites planned by 2030

Frequently Asked Questions

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Data Sources: UN Office for Outer Space Affairs, Space Foundation, Satellite Industry Association