Are there publicly-available non-amateur sources of TLEs other than Space-Track?

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As an amateur satellite tracker, and sometime reentry analyst, I am always anxious to get the newest tracking data for low-orbiting spacecraft. I have had to rely exclusively on Space-Track for the TLE info, and seesat (and other great online groups) for occasional updates that JSpOC can't catch due to sensor gaps, but I am wondering...

Are there other agencies/organizations (USA or other) that provide TLEs (or other equivalent info), on a regular basis to the public?

Seesat may provide data that JSpOC doesn't provide for more reasons than "due to sensor gaps". How are military satellites with (apparently) classified TLEs still showing up on sat map websites? — uhoh, Apr 29 '18 at 16:19

score 1 · Answer 1 · answered Jun 04 '19 at 21:05

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https://www.leolabs.space/ is not public, but unlike the Russian or Chinese tracking databases, you can at least purchase them.

answered Jun 04 '19 at 21:05

Kruczek

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Are there publicly-available non-amateur sources of TLEs other than Space-Track?

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