What can I automate with the CelesTrak integration?

Track satellites with CelesTrak, the long-running public source of US Space Force orbital data. Get the latest orbital elements (the data in TLEs) for one satellite, a whole group such as space stations, GPS or Starlink, or everything from one launch, with each orbit's period, apogee and perigee worked out for you, and look satellites up in the satellite catalog for their owner, launch and operational status. CelesTrak's data changes about every two hours, so repeat requests are kept to a minimum. No account or API key required. Lodol supports 4 actions for CelesTrak, which you can combine with any other app in a workflow.

How do I connect CelesTrak to Lodol?

Connect CelesTrak once in your workspace and every action and trigger it supports can be added to a workflow, by you in the editor or by your AI.

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Track satellites with CelesTrak, the long-running public source of US Space Force orbital data.

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Actions

Steps a workflow can run in CelesTrak.

Get orbital elementsGet a satellite's latest orbital elements from its NORAD catalog number, plus its orbital period, apogee and perigee. A number CelesTrak has no data for comes back marked as not found rather than failing the step. No API key required.
Search orbital elementsGet the latest orbital elements for a whole group of satellites (space stations, GPS, weather, Starlink and more), every satellite whose name contains some text, or every object from one launch, each with its period, apogee and perigee. No API key required.
Get satellite catalog recordGet a satellite's catalog entry from its NORAD number: what it is, who owns it, when and where it was launched, whether it is operational or has re-entered, its orbit and its radar size. No API key required.
Search satellite catalogSearch the satellite catalog by group, name or launch, optionally only payloads, only objects still in orbit or only active satellites, and get each one's owner, launch, status and orbit. No API key required.