Satelog: live 3D satellite tracker
Satelog shows about 30,000 objects orbiting the Earth in real time on a detailed 3D globe: working satellites, space stations, rocket bodies, space debris and objects that have not been identified yet. Follow the ISS, Starlink, GPS and weather satellites, see which ones are above your location, and watch day, night and the Moon move.
What you can track
- Space stations: the ISS and China's Tiangong
- Starlink: thousands of internet satellites
- GPS satellites and other navigation systems
- Weather satellites: GOES, NOAA, Meteosat and more
- Geostationary satellites in the Clarke belt
- All active satellites, about 16,000 of them
- Space debris, about 10,000 tracked fragments
- Rocket bodies left in orbit
- Everything in orbit at once
- Catalog: search and filter every object
Popular objects
- ISS (ZARYA): the International Space Station
- CSS (TIANHE): the core module of the Tiangong station
- Hubble Space Telescope
- FENGYUN 1C DEB: debris from the 2007 anti-satellite test
How it works
Orbits come from public data published by CelesTrak and are propagated in your browser with the SGP4 model, so positions update every second without a server. Earth imagery is Sentinel-2 and NASA Blue Marble. Satelog is free to use.