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A curated OSINT briefing on non-US orbital activity — launches, proximity events, breakups, capability advancements, and policy shifts. Delivered to your inbox the first week of every month.

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What's Inside
Five Categories. Every Month.
Each bulletin is structured around five OSINT categories, researched from public data sources, TLE records, regulatory filings, and open-source reporting.
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Launch Activity

Non-US orbital launch events, payload deployments, upper stage deorbits, and new constellation additions. Covers all orbital planes and mission profiles.

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Proximity Events

Non-US conjunction alerts, close approach predictions, and debris-generating events. Who's approaching what — and what it means operationally.

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Breakup Events

Fragmentation events, explosions, and on-orbit breakups. Each event analyzed for cause, debris cloud evolution, and affected orbital regimes.

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Tech Advancements

Radar, laser, and SSA system deployments. On-orbit maneuvering demonstrations, rendezvous operations, and satellite servicing activity.

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Policy Shifts

Regulatory filings, spectrum allocations, licensing decisions, international treaties, and national space security strategies. The policy layer behind the operations.

Who It's For
Built for the People Who Watch the Sky
Clear, concise, and operationally relevant — not academic. Written for professionals who need to know, not just care.
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Commercial Satellite Operators
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Defense & Intelligence Analysts
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Space Policy Professionals
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University Space Programs
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Risk & Insurance Underwriters
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Space Journalists & Analysts

Sample: April 2026 Briefing Preview Preview

LAUNCH ACTIVITY — Chang Zheng 6Y · Taiyuan · April 3, 2026

High-inclination surveillance satellite deployed to 630km sun-sync orbit

PLAASC launched a new optical imaging reconnaissance satellite on a CZ-6Y from Taiyuan. Third launch in this series — operational pattern consistent with persistent regional coverage architecture. NORAD catalog updated April 4.

BREAKUP EVENT · Object 2026-030CK · April 11, 2026

Zenit rocket body fragmentation in MEO — 14 debris tracked

Russian Zenit-2 rocket upper stage (launched 2007) fragmented at ~8,900km altitude. 14 trackable debris objects cataloged within 48 hours. Debris cloud spreading across 300–1,200km altitude band. No conjunction threat to active GNSS constellations at this time.

POLICY SHIFT · ITU · April 18, 2026

New filing rules for LEO constellation coordination — 30-day comment period

ITU Radio Regulation Board proposed amendments to Article 9 procedures for large constellation coordination. Would require pre-coordination filings 3 years ahead of deployment (up from 1 year). Major impact on Starlink, OneWeb, and Amazon Kuiper expansion timelines.

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Monthly OSINT Space Intelligence Briefing
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Questions
Common Questions
How is this different from the Clearwatch platform ($99/mo)?
The Clearwatch platform is real-time orbital monitoring and conjunction alerting — for operators who need live data and API access to protect active spacecraft. The Space Intel Bulletin is a curated monthly OSINT digest of non-US activity, designed for analysts, researchers, and professionals who need a structured briefing without managing a live monitoring system. Think of it as the intelligence report, not the radar.
Where does the data come from?
All items are sourced from public data: US Space Force TLE catalogs, ESA space debris reports, ITU filings, FCC licensing records, operator press releases, and verified open-source reporting. We don't use classified or proprietary sources.
When is the bulletin delivered?
Every month, during the first week. You'll receive an email with the full briefing as a formatted document. Past editions are archived and accessible from your subscriber dashboard.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Cancel through the Stripe self-service portal at any time. Your subscription remains active until the end of the current billing period.
Is there a free trial?
Not currently — the first issue is scheduled for May 2026. Subscribe now to lock in the introductory rate and receive the inaugural April 2026 briefing as soon as it's published.

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Data sourced from public TLE records, ITU filings, ESA debris reports, and verified open-source reporting.