MISR-C-2

MilitaryLEOUnited States

MISR-C-2 is a military satellite, as listed in Jonathan McDowell's GCAT catalogue, with ownership listed as United States in CelesTrak's catalogue, currently in low Earth orbit, around 466 km altitude. It completes one orbit of Earth roughly every 94 minutes at an inclination of 60.0°. It was launched in 2026. Track its live position and see when it passes over your location on azmth.

Orbital data

NORAD ID: 68633
COSPAR ID: 2026-074G
Type: Military
Orbit: LEO
Perigee (lowest): 466 km
Apogee (highest): 511 km
Inclination: 60.02°
Orbital period: 94 min
Launch year: 2026
Owner (CelesTrak): United States

Orbital data updated: 2026-10-18 · from CelesTrak, refreshed every 2 hours.

Who operates it

United StatesLIVEActive

Optical imaging

Official description

“DoW-STP plays a critical role in advancing space technology by providing experimental demonstration opportunities and rapid access to space for research and development projects.”

US Space Force, 7 Apr 2026

Independent assessment

GCAT classes it as a military satellite for optical imaging and records it as active (17 Oct 2026).

Data: GCAT · CC BY 4.0 Class, mission and status adapted from GCAT by Jonathan McDowell, CC BY 4.0, data update 17 Oct 2026.

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About LEO orbit

Low Earth Orbit. Up to 2,000 km altitude. Where most satellites live including the ISS (~420 km), Starlink (~550 km), and Earth observation. Orbital period roughly 90 minutes.