Main Space Intelligence Centre

The Main Space Intelligence Centre contains advanced radar systems and specialized equipment for tracking satellites and monitoring activities in Earth's orbit.

Established in 1971, this military installation emerged from Soviet-era space monitoring programs and became the central hub for Russian space surveillance operations.

Military personnel at the centre maintain strict protocols and disciplined routines, following specific regulations that govern space monitoring operations.

The facility operates continuously throughout the year, collecting data about orbital objects and maintaining a detailed catalog of space activities.

The centre utilizes a six-dimensional vector system to track and identify space objects, enabling precise calculations of their trajectory and characteristics.

Location: Noginsk

Part of: Russian Space Forces

GPS coordinates: 56.07735,38.50506

Latest update: March 25, 2025 21:06