TITAN 401 CENTAUR R/B
TITAN 401 CENTAUR R/B is a debris operated by United States, currently in a geostationary orbit about 35,551 km above the equator. It completes one orbit of Earth roughly every 1431 minutes at an inclination of 14.4°. It was launched in 1995. Track its live position and see when it passes over your location on azmth.
Orbital data
- NORAD ID
- 23713
- COSPAR ID
- 1995-060B
- Type
- Debris
- Orbit
- GEO
- Perigee (lowest)
- 35,551 km
- Apogee (highest)
- 35,851 km
- Inclination
- 14.40°
- Orbital period
- 1431 min
- Launch year
- 1995
- Operator
- United States
Orbital data updated: 2026-07-21 · from CelesTrak, refreshed every 2 hours.
About GEO orbit
Geostationary Orbit. Exactly 35,786 km above the equator. Satellites here orbit at the same rate Earth rotates, so they appear stationary in the sky. Used for TV, weather, and communications.
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