A SERBIAN PERSPECTIVE ON SPACE

Look up.
Think beyond.

Observe the satellites above us. Rethink our place in orbit. Help shape Serbia’s next chapter in space.

SCROLL TO EXPLOREONE PLANET. A WIDER PERSPECTIVE.
44°48′ N / 20°28′ ESERBIA / EARTH

01 / THE VISION

Space is closer than we think.

VASIONA began in 2020 with a simple question: as commercial activity in orbit grows, how should the countries beneath it participate?

From Serbia, we’re bringing that question into focus through satellite observation, an open proposal for a different orbital economy, and the ambition to put a Serbian CubeSat into space.

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02 / THE OBSERVATORY

A window into orbit.

Explore satellite overflights published by VASIONA’s monitoring platform.

PUBLISHED SNAPSHOT
Checking the latest published observations…
SERBIA / EARTH18°–24° E / 41°–47° N
STARLINK-32276STARLINK-30912STARLINK-30442STARLINK-36322STARLINK-6167STARLINK-1591KUIPER-00541STARLINK-5452STARLINK-4471STARLINK-32742STARLINK-34304STARLINK-32714COLIBRI-S (RS67S)STARLINK-30071STARLINK-4199STARLINK-2190STARLINK-11458 [DTC]STARLINK-32669STARLINK-36655STARLINK-32624Belgrade
Recorded overflightMonitoring area from VASIONA

Points mark recorded overflights, not current satellite positions. Source coverage and refresh times may vary.

Original data source

03 / THE ORBITAL ECONOMY

What could orbit give back?

Make the proposal tangible. Explore how a fee per recorded overflight changes a hypothetical contribution.

SCENARIO EXPLORER

$25
US$5US$100
Published observations in this sample20
Modeled contribution$50020 × $25

An illustrative policy scenario. No fees are being collected and these figures are not revenue.

The bigger picture

$73,678,045

Historical modeled total / 2020–2026

Historical scenario from the original platform, at its US$25 per-pass assumption.

Source snapshot: 24 September 2026. 2026 is a partial year. Estimates depend on the original model’s assumptions.

How the historical model works

The source model uses yearly active-satellite estimates × US$25 per pass × 75% coverage × 15 orbits per day × country longitude span / 360°. It is an illustrative exposure model, not a precise orbital simulation. The observation sample above is calculated separately.

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A new conversation about orbital value.

VASIONA proposes an internationally agreed framework for commercial orbital contributions, with protection for scientific research, humanitarian missions, and emergency communications.

Read & support the petitionContinue to the original VASIONA petition.

04 / THE SERBIAN SATELLITE

From watching orbit. To being part of it.

A proposed Serbian Earth-observation CubeSat. Small in size. Built around real needs on the ground.

CubeSat concept illustration
MISSION CONCEPT / EARLY STAGE
VASIONA

A small satellite. A big next step.

CubeSat concept illustration
Proposed format3U CubeSat
Planning budget · USD$0.5–1.2M
Indicative timeline3–4 years
AgricultureFlood monitoringForests & wildfires

The aim: useful imagery for farmers, environmental monitoring, and emergency response, with opportunities for universities and the Serbian diaspora to take part.

Explore the mission & register interest

Interest registration is on the original website. No payment is collected.

The path to orbit

01

Build the community

Validate interest and assemble the founding network.

02

Select technical partners

Define the mission, payload, and funding structure.

03

Design, build & test

Develop the spacecraft and prepare the ground segment.

04

Launch & operate

Secure a launch opportunity and begin observations.

The mission is a proposed, privately funded initiative. Budget, timeline, partners, and launch arrangements remain subject to development.

VASIONA / Support the mission

Help make the mission possible.

Engineers, universities, businesses, and people with a connection to Serbia: there is a place for you in this conversation.

Talk to the teamDownload the supporter kitOriginal VASIONA campaign materials