Greece in Orbit
Follow the Greek satellites live as they orbit the Earth.
Greece's presence in orbit is growing: from the Hellas-Sat geostationary communications satellites to a new generation of small satellites built and operated in Greece.
HellasSpaceTrack shows the Greek fleet live, in 3D on a globe or on a 2D map. Each satellite is drawn with its orbital track and an approximate coverage footprint, over a rolling 24-hour window that you can scrub with a timeline.
Select a satellite to see who operates it, what it is for, its orbit (inclination, period, apogee and perigee), launch details and its current position, altitude and speed. The list follows the public CelesTrak catalogue, so newly registered Greek satellites appear automatically.
The fleet includes Earth observation (DUTHSat-2, ICEYE, HYPERION GR-1), national wildfire monitoring (FOREST), laser and optical communications (PeakSat, OptiSat), 5G-IoT and direct-to-device experiments (ERMIS), RF monitoring (PHASMA) and maritime tracking (MICE-1), several of them under the ESA-supported Greek national small-satellite programme.
Opens the live application on orbits.space.gov.gr (English and Greek interface).