CubeSat Database
We're caught up through the end of 2019. However, we are missing mission status for ...
CubeSats with Unknown Status
My data is only as good as what you're willing to share. If you have worked on one of these CubeSats, please fill out my Two-Minute Survey!
[Note: With Planet and Spire contributing more than 500 CubeSats between them, their missions dominate any chart that I could produce. Therefore, for the sake of readability, many of my charts will exclude them; I will indicate those with "No Constellations" in the title. This also excludes all of the other up-and-coming CubeSat constellations.]
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| What you're looking at: the x-axis is the total number of CubeSats that an organization might have produced. The y-axis is the number of organizations that have made that many spacecraft. In other words, if your organization has only ever produced one CubeSat, you're counted in the leftmost column. If your organization has flown 2, you're counted in the second column (and not the first). And so on. What this graph means: A whole lot of organizations build one CubeSat. Not many of them stick around long enough to build a second. And the number that produce three or more CubeSats is quite small, indeed. Standard Plots
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ReferencesPart 1: Sources of Data These are some of the key places where I gather spacecraft data. (Not counting personal communications/web scouring, of course.)
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