Starlink Satellites

Where is SpaceX's satellite internet constellation right now?

Each dot represents one Starlink satellite, placed at its computed position and altitude using SGP4 orbital propagation — the same algorithm used by NORAD to track objects in space. The inputs are real two-line element (TLE) sets published for each satellite, which encode its orbital shape, inclination, and timing. From a TLE, the propagator predicts where a satellite will be at any moment in the past or near future.

The visualization replays the last 24 hours of orbital motion over four minutes. Dots hover above the globe at their actual orbital altitude, and satellites just beyond the horizon peek over the limb as they would from a true vantage point in space. Fading trails trace each satellite's recent path across the visible hemisphere. Drag the globe to explore, hover for details, click a satellite to track it, or use the version and altitude filters below.