Meet NOTAM-a-tron, an ai-assisted coding project designed to map and monitor active airspace and maritime notifications and events..
Now includes specialised map views documenting likely notices linked to launches, exercises and cable ops: https://t.co/Lnx3Et22UZ
Working on some new features.. this one promises to be quite fun - aircraft and vessel activity near active notices
All data from open sources [including music: “Anti-Hero” by Jaunter, from Carpenter, Retro Promenade, 2015 https://t.co/1CU3CeYusW]
Local warnings for the Progress MS-36 launch were issued today. The launch is currently expected on November 24.
Roscosmos/RSC Energia remain completely silent about spacecraft's preparation, which started with Progress MS-35 few months ago.
https://t.co/NxjmnbKoxO
🇷🇺🚀🛰The launch of Soyuz-2 from Plesetsk is now scheduled between November 7 and 11 with a daily launch window from 7:00 to 20:59 UTC, according to new NOTAMs
[Plesetsk] Région d'Arkhangelsk
Aujourd'hui, les habitants de la République des Komis ont observé un phénomène optique inhabituel dans le ciel, une traînée lumineuse et brillante s'est formée lors du lancement d'une fusée depuis le cosmodrome de Plesetsk.
https://t.co/kWqlIxYIge
Ministry of Defense reports a successful launch of Soyuz-2.1b rocket from Plesetsk cosmodrome, carrying a spacecraft in the interests of the Ministry.
This was likely another GLONASS.
Time of the launch is not mentioned.
Confirmed: the Plesetsk launch the drop-zone warnings pointed to has flown. How it was spotted before any announcement: https://t.co/BnE5QdALkF
Interactive map (registered users only): https://t.co/azETD1Doze
The drop-zone NOTAMs are out (Q1004/26, Q1006/26, Z6001/26): 7 Nov. These are the same boxes Russia closed for earlier launches on this path from Plesetsk. Assessment: https://t.co/BnE5QdALkF
The drop-zone NOTAMs are out (Q1004/26, Q1006/26, Z6001/26): 7 Nov. These are the same boxes Russia closed for earlier launches on this path from Plesetsk. Assessment: https://t.co/BnE5QdALkF
Local warnings in Komi and Tyumen Oblast line up on one path from Plesetsk: likely a Soyuz-2 space launch by 8 Nov, possibly GLONASS-K. Watch for the drop-zone NOTAMs, which came 1–4 days ahead last time.
How we got there: https://t.co/BnE5QdALkF
Map: https://t.co/azETD1Doze
Correction to White Sea post: the 3 Nov corridor starts at Olenya air base, and the same closures to a range west of Kanin recur most days since 5 Oct. Looks like repeated bomber sorties, not a one-off missile test. https://t.co/x0xWin9beq
https://t.co/aFgtwMj3iF
On November 3, eight Tu-95MS from Olenya Air Base and three Tu-160M from Ukrainka Air Base conducted a combat mission against Ukraine.
Yesterday, seven Tu-95MS from Ukrainka Air Base were redeployed to Olenya Air Base.
Three Tu-95MS from Ukrainka Air Base were redeployed to Engels-2 Air Base and then to Olenya Air Base.
Possible Russian missile test over the White Sea, 5–10 Nov, 07:00–16:00Z daily. Two closures share one schedule, and a 40 km wide strip ends inside a box to the north-east. No purpose stated, low confidence. https://t.co/9CPT4YSzkr
Some fun new features recently added: building, saving and submitting your own assessments, and a new "sea disruptions" view that logs and locates notable events at sea.
https://t.co/HhcT594skU
@The_Lookout_N@Michellewb_@DnKornev@russianforces@KomissarWhipla
Meet NOTAM-a-tron, an ai-assisted coding project designed to map and monitor active airspace and maritime notifications and events..
Now includes specialised map views documenting likely notices linked to launches, exercises and cable ops: https://t.co/Lnx3Et22UZ
@MilAviationFan Yes absolutely - the specialised map views cross reference all relevant notices. We can't guarantee all events will automatically be picked up there. In the main map view you can manually check all active and historical notices using keywords, custom areas and fuzzy matches.
Local warnings in Komi and Tyumen Oblast line up on one path from Plesetsk: likely a Soyuz-2 space launch by 8 Nov, possibly GLONASS-K. Watch for the drop-zone NOTAMs, which came 1–4 days ahead last time.
How we got there: https://t.co/BnE5QdALkF
Map: https://t.co/azETD1Doze
Launch from Plesetsk might happen in the coming days, according to local warnings
https://t.co/IbSeDlMagP
Judging by this warning alone, it looks like a Soyuz-2 launch into ~63° inclination (not Rassvet), but who knows what it'll really be, it's hard to say lately...
Looks like a possible missile test flying west across northern China, 5 Nov. Four closures open one minute apart east to west, 02:23-02:49Z, and again 08:30-08:56Z. No purpose stated in the notices. https://t.co/KhWb1daZPl
Notices suggest a possible east-bound missile flight from Kapustin Yar into Kazakhstan on 3 Nov, 08:30-09:30Z. A one-hour closure near Sary Shagan sits inside a 06:00-20:00Z one near Kapustin Yar. https://t.co/DnX4R2hfzD
The expected Bulava launch, first in a while from the Pacific Fleet.
No indications of any eastbound launches so the pattern of Russias main nuclear exercise being held in October may have changed.
NOTAM-a-tron now increasingly ai-powered..
Now includes specialised map views documenting likely notices linked to launches, exercises and cable ops: https://t.co/Lnx3Et22UZ
Looks like a (Grom-related) east-west launch coming...
@The_Lookout_N@Etienne_Marcuz@russianforces