303 Overwatch A.S.B.L logo#spacecollectivedefense

Satellite directory · as of

NORAD 
58991

GSLV R/B

A rocket body owned by India, in a highly elliptical orbit since 17 February 2024.

Legilux

Published by 303 Overwatch A.S.B.L from CelesTrak, so that operators whose orbits it crosses can see whose rocket body this is. Accredited by the Luxembourg Ministry of National Education.

All objects owned by India

SATCAT

This record is derived from the CelesTrak satellite catalogue (SATCAT) as built on . Check this record at CelesTrak, or cite this page.

All objects owned by India

The record

NORAD catalogue number
58991
Object type
Rocket body
Status
Unknown
Owner
India
International designator
2024-033B
Launched
17 February 2024
Launch site
Satish Dhawan Space Centre, India (Formerly Sriharikota Launching Range)
Orbit class
HEO
Orbiting
Earth
Perigee
153 km
Apogee
18,251 km
Inclination
19.4 degrees
Period
322.56 minutes
Radar cross-section
not published
Orbit sketchThe Earth as a disc and this object's orbit as an ellipse, both to the same scale: perigee 153 km, apogee 18,251 km.
To scale: the grey disc is the Earth, the line this orbit.

As of 
2026-10-19

Ground track

No current element set for this object: CelesTrak's list of active satellites, as built here on UTC, does not carry it, so no ground track is drawn.

Timeline

  1. Launched from Satish Dhawan Space Centre, India (Formerly Sriharikota Launching Range).

  2. Still catalogued in orbit, 3 years after launch.

Source

This record is derived from the CelesTrak satellite catalogue (SATCAT), from US Space Force data published on Space-Track.org, as built on . Check this record at CelesTrak. This page carries no position and makes no prediction.

Art. 21(2)(f)

If you run ground infrastructure in the EU

If you run ground-based infrastructure for satellites from an EU Member State, NIS2 requires you to assess whether your security measures are actually effective, and 303 Overwatch runs a no-fee working session that helps you stand up your own exercise capability to do it.

Talk to the Center of Excellence