Mission data / SatNOGS archive
Explore a recorded radio pass.
Replay its predicted orbit.
Take the orbital data into Gpredict.
SatNOGS lists both ROM-2 and ROM-3 as re-entered. This is a replay of archived passes, not a live tracker.
Computed from the archived TLE using SGP4. These are predicted positions, not measurements from the spacecraft.
01 / Radio observations
Open the community ground-station network for the complete observation archives, signal waterfalls and mission records.
This page uses a saved, dated extract. Follow the source links for the latest archive; no live feed is implied.
02 / Desktop tracking
Gpredict is a separate desktop application. Download the same historical orbital elements used in this replay.
Update TLE data from the downloaded file in Gpredict, add the followed object (56231 or 58568), and use time control at the recorded pass date. Do not use these elements to predict current positions.
Get Gpredict ↗Snapshot checked 29 October 2026. ROM-2: observation 11356190, 5 April 2025, 09:24:07–09:34:08 UTC. ROM-3: observation 10516963, 4 November 2024, 18:55:16–18:59:43 UTC. Each replay is limited to its original observation window. Neither mission returned a current TLE when checked.
The 69-character TLE lines are preserved as supplied with the SatNOGS observations (upstream source: Space-Track.org). The catalog numbers are followed objects, not independent confirmation of spacecraft identity. Positions are propagated with satellite.js 7.1.0; the map is an equirectangular projection. Height is above the reference ellipsoid; station angles are geometric, without terrain or refraction correction. Orbital elements and propagation have uncertainty.
Selected observation metadata: SatNOGS Network contributors / Libre Space Foundation, CC BY-SA 4.0. Selection, formatting and explanatory labels by ROMSPACE. This does not relicense the upstream orbital elements. Map: Natural Earth, public domain. Calculations: satellite.js, MIT license.
Download the source snapshot ↓The original mission page described a digital amateur-radio repeater, low-resolution SSDV images in GFSK mode, and a Morse-code identification beacon. Its coordinated downlink was 436.235 MHz. These are historical mission specifications, not an active transmission claim.
Read the archived specifications ↗