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STARLINK-3633

NORAD 51793· COSPAR 2022-017AB· Starlink· LEO
Launch
Launched on Feb 25, 2022 from Space Launch Complex 4E, United States of America aboard a Falcon 9 Block 5.
Falcon 9 Block 5 | Starlink Group 4-11 →
Starlink satellite (representative)
Representative Starlink image · Official SpaceX Photos · CC0 · via Wikimedia Commons
No longer in orbit

STARLINK-3633 reentered Earth's atmosphere on Jun 20, 2026. The orbit below is the last tracked element set, shown for reference — it is not a current position.

Last tracked · TLE epoch 2026-06-18 15:51 UTC
Orbit class
LEO — Low Earth Orbit (circular, < 2,000 km)
Operator
SpaceX
Country
United States
Manufacturer
SpaceX
Launched
Feb 25, 2022
Reentered
Jun 20, 2026
Mass
—
Apogee
215 km
Perigee
203 km
Inclination
53.20°
Period
88.5 min
Part of the Starlink constellation · this satellite is one of 10,866 (planned: 42,000)

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Altitude history

Apogee and perigee for STARLINK-3633 across 23 days of archived orbital elements (25 element sets, one per day).

Trend
Decaying
Change
-87.6 km
Rate
-3.79 km/day
Now
203 × 215 km
250297203May 28Jun 21
Apogee Perigee

Derived from our own archive of CelesTrak orbital elements, sampled every 3 hours. Short windows show drag and station-keeping; they are not a reentry prediction.

Launched with

41 other catalogued objects still in orbit from launch 2022-017 (Falcon 9 Block 5 | Starlink Group 4-11).

…and 17 more from this launch.

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