URGENT: We ran out of 5-digit catalog numbers on 2026-07-11. The official USSF SATCAT is now at 101070. All newly cataloged objects have 6-digit catalog numbers of 100000+ and GP data will not be available for them using the TLE format. Please be sure to use one of CelesTrak's other formats which remove the 5-digit catalog number limitation (and finally fix the Y2K problem) and to adhere to our usage policy when retrieving any CelesTrak data. Follow @TSKelso on Bluesky for the latest updates, tutorials, and changes as we move forward. Spread the word! ‑ TS

NORAD GP Element Sets
Current Data

Current as of 2026 Oct 15 18:21:55 UTC (Day 288)

A New Way to Obtain GP Data (aka TLEs)

      

Supplemental GP Data

Special-Interest Satellites
Last 30 Days' Launches
Space Stations
100 (or so) Brightest
Active Satellites
Oldest | Docked
Analyst Satellites
Chinese ASAT Test Debris (FENGYUN 1C)
IRIDIUM 33 Debris
COSMOS 2251 Debris
Weather & Earth Resources Satellites
Weather
Earth Resources
Synthetic Aperture Radar
Search & Rescue (SARSAT) Disaster Monitoring
Tracking and Data Relay Satellite System (TDRSS)
ARGOS Data Collection System
Planet Spire
Communications Satellites
Active Geosynchronous
Movers
GEO Protected Zone GEO Protected Zone Plus
Intelsat SES
Eutelsat Telesat
Starlink OneWeb
Qianfan Hulianwang Digui
Kuiper Iridium NEXT
Orbcomm Globalstar
Amateur Radio SatNOGS
Experimental Comm Other Comm
Navigation Satellites
GNSS
GPS Operational GLONASS Operational
Galileo Beidou
Satellite-Based Augmentation System (WAAS/EGNOS/MSAS)
Scientific Satellites
Space & Earth Science
Geodetic Engineering
Education
Miscellaneous Satellites
Miscellaneous Military Radar Calibration
CubeSats

Link to raw GP (JSON) data
Link to interactive table with additional information

GPE Statistics
A set of graphs and tables that show everything from the age distribution of the latest GP data, recently decayed objects, lost objects, restricted objects, and the mean historical age of each GP update since 2005 Oct 21.

Search GP Groups by Catalog Number
If you are looking for an easy way to determine which GP groups a particular object is in, you can now search by catalog number (e.g., 25544 for the ISS) to find all groups containing that object and see the latest data for each group along with a table that can be used to see which other objects are in that group.