ATK-A100 Satellite Bus

Data current as of 2026-07-20.

The ATK-A100 bus accounts for 5 cataloged objects, of which 5 are in orbit and 5 are active. Most are built by SWALES. The largest operator on this bus is NASA. All were launched in 2007.

5
In orbit
5
Active
5
Total launched
0
Reentered

ATK-A100 launched per year

2 4 6 2007: 5 objects launched 2007
Still in orbit Click a year to list its satellites.

Typical specifications

Most common values across cataloged ATK-A100 satellites.

Manufacturer SWALES
Purpose Research
Launch mass 125 kg
Dry mass 76 kg
Length 0.5 m
Diameter 0.8 m
Span 49.6 m
Shape Box + 2 Ant
Power Solar cells, batteries
Design life 2 years
Equipment see above
Typical orbit 1636 min period, 7° inclination

Top operators

Top countries

US 5

ATK-A100 satellites

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Name NORAD COSPAR Owner Launched Orbit Status Track
THEMIS E THEMIS E 30798 2007-004E GSFC Feb 17, 2007 1636 min, 6.5° Active
THEMIS D THEMIS D 30797 2007-004D GSFC Feb 17, 2007 1644 min, 7.9° Active
ARTEMIS P2 (THEMIS C) THEMIS C 30582 2007-004C GSFC Feb 17, 2007 70484 min, 25.6° Active
ARTEMIS P1 (THEMIS B) THEMIS B 30581 2007-004B GSFC Feb 17, 2007 70124 min, 16.6° Active
THEMIS A THEMIS A 30580 2007-004A GSFC Feb 17, 2007 1639 min, 8.7° Active

Frequently asked questions

How many ATK-A100 satellites are there?

The catalog lists 5 objects built on the ATK-A100 bus. 5 are in orbit and 0 have reentered.

How many ATK-A100 satellites are in orbit?

5 ATK-A100 objects are currently in orbit, of which 5 carry an active status.

Who builds the ATK-A100 bus?

The ATK-A100 bus is most commonly built by SWALES.

When did the first ATK-A100 satellite launch?

The cataloged ATK-A100 satellites all launched in 2007.

Satellite data compiled by KeepTrack from CelesTrak, Space-Track, and GCAT, provided under CC BY-NC 4.0.