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The Nanosats Database: The World's Most Complete Record of Small Satellites
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The Nanosats Database: The World's Most Complete Record of Small Satellites
The Nanosats Database calls itself the world's largest database of nanosatellites. As of January 1, 2026, it tracks more than 4,800 nanosatellites and CubeSats from around the world, cataloguing missions ranging from single-unit university experiments to commercial constellations comprising dozens or hundreds of spacecraft. Created and maintained by Erik Kulu, an Estonian space industry analyst, the site has been freely available to researchers,…
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