Total Satellites
17
Operational
15
Non-Operational
2
Launch Countries
3
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Live Satellite Tracker
Real-time 2D visualization of Saudi satellites orbiting Earth
Operational
Non-Operational
LEO Orbit
GEO Orbit
Controls:
- Hover over satellites to see name and orbital details
- Satellites orbit Earth in real-time — inner ring = LEO (faster), outer ring = GEO (slower)
- Use filters above to show/hide satellites by status, mission, or country
Total Tracked
17
Operational
15
LEO Orbits
16
GEO Orbits
1
Satellite Simulation Gallery
3D rendered models of Saudi satellites
Overall Health Status Distribution
99.0
Health
Score
Score
Normal (10–30°C)99.0%
Warning (30–40°C)1.0%
Critical (>40°C)0%
✅ Battery is healthy. 99.0% of readings are in the safe zone. Only 1 day had warning readings (30–34°C). No critical events recorded.
Average Temperature
17.15°C
Well within 10–30°C safe range
Temperature Range
0 – 34°C
Min – Max across 97 days
Std Deviation
5.18°C
Low σ = stable battery behaviour
Warning Events
1 day
Days with ≥1 warning reading (30–40°C)
Critical Events
0 days
No readings exceeded 40°C threshold
Normal Days
96 days
98.97% of monitored period
97-Day Calendar Heatmap — Click any day for detail
Color = daily health status · Green=Normal · Orange=Warning · Red=Critical
How to use: Each square = 1 day. Click to see the full 5-minute temperature profile for that day.
Hover to see date and average temperature.
📅 97 days from Apr 2019 to Jun 2022 (non-consecutive dates — sparse monitoring periods)
Aggregated Temperature Trend — 97 Days
Shaded area shows daily min–max range · Line shows daily average
Reading this chart: A narrow shaded band means stable temperature each day.
Wide bands indicate large swings (expected — LEO satellites cycle between sunlight and shadow ~16×/day).
Drag the slider below to zoom into any period.
Thermal Pattern Matrix — Hour × Day
X-axis = 97 days · Y-axis = 24 hours (0–23h) · Color = average temperature per hour
What to look for: Horizontal bands = consistent daily thermal cycles (orbit heating/cooling).
Vertical columns of color = specific days that were globally warmer or cooler than usual.
Dark blue = cold (below 5°C) · Green = normal · Orange/Red = warm/hot.
Cold (0°C)
Hot (34°C)
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