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Datasets and the numbers behind our reporting. Every figure carries a source and a date; where data is missing, we say so.

16,810Active satellitesJonathan McDowell, planet4589.org · 17 Sep 2026
2202026 orbital attempts213 of 220 succeeded, two of them deep-space missions; April's New Glenn flight is the one partial failure among the seven
7Listed companies tracked15 September 2026 intraday check, about 17:10 UTC
≈46,590Catalogued objectsESA DISCOSweb · 31 Jul 2026
The dashboard · dated 18 Sept 2026

Launch cadence

2026 to 15 September 2026, against full-year 2025.

Provider20262025Note
Global orbital attempts220329213 of 220 succeeded, two of them deep-space missions; April's New Glenn flight is the one partial failure among the seven
SpaceX Falcon 9 + Heavy107165no failures either year; 105 Falcon 9 and two Falcon Heavy in 2026, the second carrying the Roman Space Telescope on 30 August
China, all vehicles6392four failures this year; stated national target near 140 for 2026
Rocket Lab Electron1318all successful; Neutron still unflown, debut targeted late 2026
ULA56four Atlas V and one Vulcan; every flight since February has been Atlas V
Arianespace Ariane 644all successful; the 27 August MTG-I2 flight was Ariane 6's first to geostationary transfer orbit
Blue Origin New Glenn12April's flight left its payload short of the target orbit; May's loss was a pad explosion
SpaceX Starship tests25Flight 12 in May, Flight 13 in July

Source: Jonathan McDowell, GCAT launch catalogue

The market board

Listed space companies at the 15 September 2026 intraday check, about 17:10 UTC.

TickerCloseDay52-week rangeLatest material event
SPCX SpaceX$143.94-2.84%$104.83 to $225.64Listed on Nasdaq on 12 June 2026 at $135 a share, about $75bn raised; the 15 September intraday price keeps it above the listing price. 12 Jun · source
RKLB Rocket Lab$64.35+2.22%$37.57 to $151.00$397m US Space Force contract to build and launch Flatellites, flying on the still-unflown Neutron. 4 Aug · source
ASTS AST SpaceMobile$59.860.00%$36.08 to $133.86BlueBird 11 to 13 launched: Block 2 satellites at roughly double first-generation throughput. 5 Aug · source
FLY Firefly Aerospace$21.23+0.46%$16.00 to $62.17$144m NASA contract for an accelerated sixth Blue Ghost lunar mission. 30 Jun · source
PL Planet Labs$16.22-1.37%$6.255 to $51.76Record quarterly revenue of $94m, up 42% year on year, for the quarter to 30 April. 4 Jun · source
LUNR Intuitive Machines$14.19-1.11%$7.78 to $46.75Q2 revenue over four times a year earlier, and a record $1.8bn quarter-end backlog; the shares rose 8% on the day. 13 Aug · source
RDW Redwire$10.88+2.45%$4.87 to $26.64Record quarterly revenue of $117.1m, up 89.6% year on year, with backlog at $542.1m. 5 Aug · source

Prices: stockanalysis.com and Nasdaq quote pages

Technical milestones · last 90 days

  1. 11 Sep 2026NASA activated the Roman Space Telescope's Wide Field Instrument, the 300-megapixel primary camera, en route to L2; the Coronagraph's components checked out and entered a 30-day decontamination process. source
  2. 30 Aug 2026Falcon Heavy launched NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope from LC-39A at 11:26 UTC, sending the observatory on its way to the Sun-Earth L2 point. It is the second Falcon Heavy flight of 2026. source
  3. 27 Aug 2026Arianespace flew MTG-I2, EUMETSAT's second Meteosat Third Generation imaging satellite, from Kourou at 20:11 UTC on flight VA270: Ariane 6's first mission to geostationary transfer orbit and its fourth flight of the year. Separation came 36 minutes after liftoff. source
  4. 16 Aug 2026SpaceX flew two Falcon 9s 38 minutes apart from opposite coasts, Globalstar 2-R from Cape Canaveral at 01:12 UTC and the classified USSF-366 from Vandenberg at 01:50 UTC, on the liftoff times SpaceX publishes for each mission. SpaceX makes no record claim for the gap, so neither do we. source
  5. 5 Aug 2026AST SpaceMobile's Block 2 BlueBirds reach orbit: up to roughly 200 Mbps from a satellite direct to an unmodified phone, double the first generation. source
  6. 30 Jul 2026NASA joined the Orion crew and service modules for Artemis III at Kennedy; all four SLS engines are in the assembly building. source
  7. 24 Jul 2026Starship Flight 13: the first deployment of next-generation Starlink V3 satellites from Starship, an in-space Raptor relight, and the ship's first intact splashdown, coming to rest whole in the Indian Ocean. source
  8. 5 Jul 2026JAXA's Hayabusa2 flew within roughly 400 metres of asteroid Torifune, the closest flyby of any Solar System body to date. source

Money in motion · last 90 days

  1. $308mImpulse Space: Series D extension announced 16 September, taking the round's combined total to $808m for in-space mobility. 16 Sep 2026 · source
  2. $205mEnduroSat: raise co-led by Riot Ventures and Atreides Management to scale its standardised, software-flexible satellite fleets. 16 Sep 2026 · source
  3. $1.6bnSpaceX: two national-security task orders covering 18 Falcon 9 launches through 2027. 29 Jul 2026 · source
  4. $1bnStoke Space Series E initial closing, co-led by Point72 Ventures and Spark Capital, taking the total raised to $2.3bn ahead of Nova Pathfinder's first orbital launch, targeted for early 2027. 8 Sep 2026 · source
  5. $615mUS Space Force airborne-target-tracking awards across three vendors; Rocket Lab's share is $397m. 4 Aug 2026 · source
  6. $500mK2 Space Series D at a $6.8bn valuation to scale large high-power satellites. 30 Jul 2026 · source
  7. €300mOpen Cosmos funding round for satellite infrastructure, connectivity and real-time intelligence, with participation from Lightrock, ETF Partners and others. 14 Sep 2026 · source
  8. $250mStarcloud Series A extension at a $2.3bn post-money valuation, led by Manhattan West; $450m raised in total. 21 Aug 2026 · source

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