Other catalogues tell you where an object is. The Orbital Asset Registry tells you who is accountable for it — a permanent OAR Asset ID, a reasoned launching-State attribution, and the operator’s corporate status, dated and sourced to the filing that established it.
Operators in administration, liquidation or bankruptcy, each dated and sourced to the filing that established it — alongside objects whose orbit is decaying and any object under a UN Art. IV cessation notice. Nothing else published ties a fleet to its operator’s corporate status.
| OAR ID | Name | Regime | Perigee | Flag | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OAR-6941423 | KZ-11 R/B | LEO | 131 km | DECAY HIGH | Very low perigee; near-term re-entry likely — not a prediction |
| OAR-7636827 | ELECTRON R/B | LEO | 169 km | DECAY HIGH | Very low perigee; near-term re-entry likely — not a prediction |
| OAR-0023972 | ARIANE 2 DEB | LEO | 170 km | DECAY HIGH | Very low perigee; near-term re-entry likely — not a prediction |
| OAR-0057441 | JUPITER 3 (ECHOSTAR 24) | GEO | 35,783 km | DISTRESS | Operator's latest corporate status: administration |
| OAR-0055085 | ASTROCAST-0404 | LEO | 470 km | DISTRESS | Operator's latest corporate status: bankrupt |
| OAR-0038714 | BKA 2 | LEO | 142 km | ART. IV NOTICE | Cessation notified to the UN — ceased 2025-12-31 |
| OAR-0043672 | CUBEBEL-1 (BSUSAT-1) | LEO | 139 km | ART. IV NOTICE | Cessation notified to the UN — ceased 2025-12-31 |