The SatNOGS Network has reached 14 Million Observations! SatNOGS, the world’s biggest open-source Network of satellite ground stations, achieved an incredible new Milestone! On the 6th of May 2026, SatNOGS reached its 14,000,000th observation, and we are wholeheartedly grateful to the entire Community for this achievement! Fourteen million Observations Observation […]
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The SatNOGS Network has achieved an incredible new Milestone! It has reached its eleven-millionth observation, and we are wholeheartedly grateful to the entire Community for this achievement! Eleven million Observations On January 27, 2025, observation #11000000 was uploaded on the SatNOGS Network by station 3905-LW1EXU-GroundStation of Santiago Vahnovan in Argentina. The observation received […]
The SatNOGS Network has achieved yet another amazing Milestone! It has reached its eight millionth observation, and we are deeply grateful to the entire Community for this achievement! Eight million Observations On the 11th of August 2023, observation #8000000 was uploaded on the SatNOGS Network by station 2173 – PE0SAT-21 […]
db.satnogs.org migration So this week the team migrated the SatNOGS database to its new platform. This operation was crucial and ensures that we have a stable and well scalable database. Whilst the total data held on the database might not be huge, it contains a very large number of files. […]
SatNOGS is maintained by the Libre Space Foundation, a non-profit built to develop and promote open source space technologies and open access to space-related data. The passion we have for space and open source is what drives us, and we are proud of the community that has been built around […]
Although quite some time has passed since our last update the SatNOGS team and the community was busy working on it’s software and hardware components allowing modular setups. A large amount of focus has being the SatNOGS client software. Allowing the user to not only use RTL-SDR based dongles but […]
Early on, while developing SatNOGS, the SatNOGS team encountered the lack of a central and editable database for active satellite transmitters. Such information would be vital not only for SatNOGS operations but also for amateur radio operators interested in satellite telecommunications. Over the past many years, lots of radio amateurs […]
Since the conception of the SatNOGS one of our design mantras was modularity, not only we believe that the SatNOGS stack should be able use a wide variety of components but also that components should be able to used in a wide variety of applications. This Sunday May 1oth 2015 […]