Satellites by country
Soviet Union and Russia has 6 656 objects in orbit
CelesTrak's satellite catalogue, read 5 November 2026, lists 6 656 objects in orbit owned by Soviet Union and Russia: 379 working satellites, 1 334 that no longer work, 1 052 rocket bodies and 3 891 pieces of debris. 25 228 have been catalogued since its first launch.
CelesTrak's catalogue counts the Soviet Union and Russia as one owner, and so does this page.
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The newest working satellites
- COSMOS 2620 [GLONASS-K1] (2026)
- PROGRESS-MS 35 (2026)
- COSMOS 2619 [GLONASS-K1] (2026)
- RASSVET-3 18 (2026)
- RASSVET-3 19 (2026)
- RASSVET-3 20 (2026)
- RASSVET-3 21 (2026)
- RASSVET-3 22 (2026)
36 of its payloads in orbit have no public path: the catalogue lists them, but no element set is published for them, or they are beyond Earth orbit. The map lists them and says which.
Measured. The counts are the catalogue's: what radar can track, about 10 cm and up, on the day given. A satellite's place on the map is worked out from its published orbit.
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Source: CelesTrak's satellite catalogue (celestrak.org), read 5 November 2026. Flag: Wikimedia Commons, public domain.