Starlink Satellite Tracker
I wanted a way to see the satellite network around Earth.
How to read this & what to try
Each dot represents a satellite in Starlink’s internet network. Together, they show the network circling Earth.
Think of lots of fast-moving dots traveling on tracks around a globe. The app uses published orbit information to calculate where the satellites should be. You can look at the whole network or find the ones above a particular place.
Try this: Rotate the globe and zoom in. Choose a satellite, or use Above a location to explore your patch of sky.
Positions are calculated estimates, not live GPS reports. A satellite being overhead does not mean you can see it with your eyes or that it is serving your connection.
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- Valid positions
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- Mean altitude
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- Shown on globe
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Preparing the interactive Earth view. Satellite data loads separately.
Drag to rotate; scroll or pinch to zoom. A sampled set keeps the globe responsive. Search covers all valid positions. Positions are predictions, not live telemetry.
Satellite catalog
The catalog will appear when orbital data arrives.
Data and limitations
Orbital elements come from CelesTrak, with Space-Track as a fallback. Predictions become less reliable as elements age. Invalid or implausible positions are excluded; counts are not an authoritative constellation total. A satellite above the horizon is not necessarily visible to the naked eye.