Myriade Satellite Bus

Data current as of 2026-07-20.

The Myriade bus accounts for 20 cataloged objects, of which 20 are in orbit and 6 are active. Most are built by ASTT. The largest operator on this bus is CNES. The first launched in 2004, the most recent in 2025.

20
In orbit
6
Active
20
Total launched
0
Reentered

Myriade launched per year

2 4 6 2004: 6 objects launched 2005: 0 objects launched 2006: 0 objects launched 2007: 0 objects launched 2008: 0 objects launched 2009: 2 objects launched 2010: 2 objects launched 2011: 5 objects launched 2012: 0 objects launched 2013: 0 objects launched 2014: 0 objects launched 2015: 0 objects launched 2016: 2 objects launched 2017: 0 objects launched 2018: 0 objects launched 2019: 0 objects launched 2020: 0 objects launched 2021: 0 objects launched 2022: 0 objects launched 2023: 0 objects launched 2024: 2 objects launched 2025: 1 object launched 2004 2009 2014 2019 2024
Still in orbit Click a year to list its satellites.

Typical specifications

Most common values across cataloged Myriade satellites.

Manufacturer ASTT
Purpose ELINT
Launch mass 120 kg
Dry mass 120 kg
Length 0.6 m
Diameter 0.6 m
Span 1 m
Shape Box + Pan
Power Deployable solar array, batteries
Propulsion AOCS
Design life 3 years
Equipment NAOMI
Typical orbit 97 min period, 98° inclination

Top operators

CNES 9 DGA 6 ASAL 2 European Space Agency 1 European Space Agency (ESA) 1 FACH 1

Top countries

F 14 DZ 2 CL 1 ESA 1 FR 1 I-ESA 1

Myriade satellites

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Name NORAD COSPAR Owner Launched Orbit Status Track
CARB 64899 2025-156A CNES Jul 26, 2025 98 min, 98.0° Active
PROBA-3 OSC Occulter Spacecraft 62258 2024-233C European Space Agency (ESA) Dec 5, 2024 1180 min, 59.7° Active
PROBA-3 CSC PROBA-3 CSC 62256 2024-233A ESA Dec 5, 2024 1180 min, 59.7° Active
ALSAT 2B ALSAT-2B 41786 2016-059D ASAL Sep 26, 2016 98 min, 98.0° Active
MICROSCOPE Microscope 41457 2016-025B CNES Apr 25, 2016 99 min, 98.2° Inactive
SSOT Fasat-Charlie 38011 2011-076E FACH Dec 17, 2011 97 min, 97.8° Active
ELISA E12 Elisa E12 38010 2011-076D DGA Dec 17, 2011 96 min, 97.6° Inactive
ELISA W23 Elisa W23 38009 2011-076C DGA Dec 17, 2011 98 min, 97.8° Inactive
ELISA E24 Elisa E24 38008 2011-076B DGA Dec 17, 2011 97 min, 97.7° Inactive
ELISA W11 Elisa W11 38007 2011-076A DGA Dec 17, 2011 97 min, 97.8° Inactive
ALSAT 2A ALSAT-2A 36798 2010-035D ASAL Jul 12, 2010 98 min, 97.8° Active
PICARD Picard 36598 2010-028A CNES Jun 15, 2010 99 min, 98.3° Inactive
SPIRALE B Spirale B 33752 2009-008D DGA Feb 12, 2009 462 min, 2.2° Inactive
SPIRALE A Spirale A 33751 2009-008C DGA Feb 12, 2009 306 min, 2.0° Inactive
PARASOL Parasol 28498 2004-049G CNES Dec 18, 2004 98 min, 98.5° Inactive
ESSAIM-4 Essaim E12 28497 2004-049F CNES/DGA Dec 18, 2004 97 min, 98.2° Inactive
ESSAIM-3 Essaim E24 28496 2004-049E CNES/DGA Dec 18, 2004 96 min, 98.2° Inactive
ESSAIM-2 Essaim W11 28495 2004-049D CNES/DGA Dec 18, 2004 97 min, 98.2° Inactive
ESSAIM-1 Essaim W23 28494 2004-049C CNES/DGA Dec 18, 2004 97 min, 98.3° Inactive
DEMETER Demeter 28368 2004-025C CNES Jun 29, 2004 97 min, 98.1° Inactive

Frequently asked questions

How many Myriade satellites are there?

The catalog lists 20 objects built on the Myriade bus. 20 are in orbit and 0 have reentered.

How many Myriade satellites are in orbit?

20 Myriade objects are currently in orbit, of which 6 carry an active status.

Who builds the Myriade bus?

The Myriade bus is most commonly built by ASTT.

When did the first Myriade satellite launch?

The first cataloged Myriade satellite launched in 2004, and the most recent in 2025.

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