§ MMission Control
The room where the orbit is watched.
A live chart of the shells, the conjunctions that matter this shift, and the manoeuvres proposed to resolve them — each with its reasoning attached.
§ M.1Live orbit map
- Selected object
- ISS-ZARYA
- Altitude
- 418 km
- Class
- Crewed station
- Status
- NOMINAL
§ M.2Open conjunction alerts
| Alert | Objects | Probability | Miss distance | TCA |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CJ-4471 | ORBX-114 / DEB 98067PT | 1.4 × 10⁻⁴ | 412 m | T− 09:12 |
| CJ-4468 | HELIOS-7 / STARLINK-3092 | 6.1 × 10⁻⁶ | 1 840 m | T− 21:47 |
| CJ-4463 | KEPLER-B2 / CZ-6 R/B | 2.2 × 10⁻⁵ | 980 m | T− 32:05 |
§ M.3AI mission planner
State the intent. Read the burn card.
The planner returns a schedule, a propellant budget and the assumptions it made, so an operator can accept, adjust or reject it on evidence rather than trust.
§ M.4Mission epochs
- 2016
OrbitX Founded
Two radar engineers, one leased dish in Kiruna.
- 2018
Global Tracking
Twelve ground stations, first full-sky catalogue.
- 2020
AI Mission Planner
Transfer solver reaches operator parity.
- 2022
Deep Space Intelligence
Cislunar coverage past 400 000 km.
- 2024
Mars Mission Support
Relay windows planned for three agencies.
- 2027
Quantum Navigation
Clock-referenced positioning, in trials.