Live Starlink Satellite Map
Thousands of Starlink satellites propagated from CelesTrak orbital elements, showing their current ground positions on an interactive map.
About this live starlink map
Each marker is a Starlink satellite's current sub-satellite point, propagated from published orbital elements (TLEs) by the overwatch.earth aggregation. The constellation's shell structure is clearly visible from orbit altitude bands.
Positions are predictions from orbital elements, refreshed hourly. Individual satellites maneuver frequently, so a given satellite's position can drift by tens of kilometers between element updates.
Data is fetched in your browser through our own cached endpoint and rendered locally — no account, no install, nothing you do here is uploaded anywhere. Live feeds are approximate and must not be used for navigation or safety-of-life decisions.
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