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Luigi Broglio Malindi Space Center

Luigi Broglio Malindi Space Center is the Italian Space Agency's operational equatorial ground station and historic offshore launch complex in Kenya. Nine satellites launched from its ocean platforms between 1967 and 1988; its mainland segment now tracks spacecraft and launch vehicles through S-, X-, and L-band stations. The Kenya Space Agency currently accepts formal requests for educational visits, whose guided programmes can include the recently inaugurated Space Museum, monitoring and control stations, ground antennas, interactive presentations, and space-technology training information.

Luigi Broglio Malindi Space Center

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Name
Luigi Broglio Malindi Space Center
Region
AFR
Type
spaceport

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Description
Luigi Broglio Malindi Space Center is the Italian Space Agency's operational equatorial ground station and historic offshore launch complex in Kenya. Nine satellites launched from its ocean platforms between 1967 and 1988; its mainland segment now tracks spacecraft and launch vehicles through S-, X-, and L-band stations. The Kenya Space Agency currently accepts formal requests for educational visits, whose guided programmes can include the recently inaugurated Space Museum, monitoring and control stations, ground antennas, interactive presentations, and space-technology training information.
Elevation
0
Established Year
1,964
Latitude
-2.99574
Location
Longitude
40.194899
Operational Status
operational
Ownership
government
Runway Count
0
Runway Length
0

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Creation Time
October 10, 2025 at 10:55:44 UTC
Updated Time
July 29, 2026 at 10:46:16 UTC
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