Track GSAT0202 (GALILEO 6) live — orbit, position & pass times
GSAT0202 (GALILEO 6) is a communications satellite relaying TV, internet or telephone traffic, launched in 2014 and tracked in orbit ever since (NORAD 40129). Cosmik shows its live position in real-time 3D, computed in your browser from current orbital data — free, no login.
It orbits in the medium-Earth range (~16,907–26,305 km, one lap every ~13 hours, inclination 48.9°). Too distant for naked-eye spotting, but easy to follow live in 3D.
Open the live map → GSAT0202 (GALILEO 6)
GSAT0202 (GALILEO 6) at a glance
- Category: communications
- NORAD ID: 40129
- Launched: 2014
- Orbit altitude: 16,907 – 26,305 km
- Orbital period: ~13 hours
- Inclination: 48.9°
Can you see GSAT0202 (GALILEO 6) with the naked eye?
Not with the naked eye at that distance — but its slow, stately orbit is easy to follow live in Cosmik's 3D view.
Frequently asked questions
How high does GSAT0202 (GALILEO 6) orbit?
GSAT0202 (GALILEO 6) orbits between 16,907 and 26,305 km above Earth, completing an orbit every ~13 hours at an inclination of 48.9°. These values come from its current orbital elements and shift slightly over time.
Where is GSAT0202 (GALILEO 6) right now?
Open Cosmik's live satellite view and search "GSAT0202 (GALILEO 6)" — its position is propagated in real time from the latest published orbital data, so you see exactly where it is this second, plus its ground track and upcoming passes.
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