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Starlink Tracker

See the Starlink constellation around Earth, find satellites geometrically overhead from your location, search by Starlink name or NORAD catalog number, and calculate upcoming passes.

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Where Starlink Is Right Now

NASA Blue Marble global Earth mosaic
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Earth background: NASA/GSFC Scientific Visualization Studio Blue Marble. Satellite positions are propagated from current CelesTrak orbital elements. Click a satellite dot to inspect it.

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Search the Constellation

Search by Starlink name, international designator, or NORAD catalog number.

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Starlinks Over Me & Next Passes

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Starlinks Above Your Minimum Elevation

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Next Starlink Passes

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Tracking note: This is an educational/public-observation tracker, not an operational navigation system. Pass calculations use SGP4 propagation of public orbital elements. “Overhead” means geometric elevation above your selected horizon angle; actual naked-eye visibility also depends on sunlight on the satellite, darkness at your location, weather, orientation and local obstructions.

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Data Sources

CelesTrak Current GP DataCurrent Starlink orbital elements → CelesTrak GP DocumentationOMM/JSON data format and query documentation → NASA Blue MarbleEarth map image and credits →
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