9
Objects launched
9
Payloads
Most recent objects
GCAT (J. McDowell, planet4589.org)| Object | Launched | Type | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maya-5 | 2023 Jun 5 | Payload | Reentered |
| Maya-6 | 2023 Jun 5 | Payload | Reentered |
| Maya-3 | 2021 Aug 29 | Payload | Reentered |
| Maya-4 | 2021 Aug 29 | Payload | Reentered |
| Maya-2 | 2021 Feb 20 | Payload | Reentered |
| Phillipines-OSCAR-101 | 2018 Oct 29 | Payload | Operating |
| Maya-1 | 2018 Jun 29 | Payload | Reentered |
| Diwata-1 | 2016 Mar 23 | Payload | Reentered |
| Agila 2 | 1997 Aug 19 | Payload | Sub-orbital |
Objects by decade
GCAT (J. McDowell, planet4589.org)1990s1
2010s3
2020s5
Source: GCAT (J. McDowell, planet4589.org)
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Space objects launched | 9 objectsGCAT [2026] |
| First space object | Agila 2GCAT [2026] |
| First launch (year) | 1,997GCAT [2026] |
| Most recent launch (year) | 2,023GCAT [2026] |
| Active satellites | No authoritative open source found |
| Total tracked objects | No authoritative open source found |
- 1994 - formed a consortium of companies to acquire and operate satellites
- 1996 - acquired first communications satellite (Agila-1) from Indonesia after it was already in orbit
- 2014 - initiated a scientific remote sensing (RS) microsatellite development program in collaboration with Japan, resulting in first RS microsatellite (Diwata-1) being deployed from the International Space Station (ISS) in 2016
- 2018 - first domestically designed and built scientific/technology-demonstrator cube satellite (Maya-1) deployed from ISS; second RS microsatellite (Diwata-2) developed with assistance from and launched by Japan
- 2023 - signed agreement with the ESA and EU to expand cooperation on Earth observation/RS data sharing
- 2025 - signed US-led Artemis Accords for space exploration
Source: CIA World Factbook (Historical Archive — final edition) · CC0 · Edition 2026-05
