Constellation
Starlink tracker
This view is the mesh, not a single plane: Starlink and the wider catalog on the 3D globe. Launch trains last hours; the operational shell is a sky of dots.
Dense render is costly. If the globe stutters, zoom in or use Premium constellation tools. A specialist orbital radar site may still win on conjunction math.
How to use this view
- Launch in 3D. Wait for the shell to populate.
- Zoom to your latitude if you came to spot a train.
- Turn other Earth layers off.
Data source, update rate, and limits
Public Starlink TLEs. Positions are propagated, not GPS from each bus.
Not a coverage-quality map for your street. Not SpaceX status.
Questions
Why so many dots?
That is the constellation. A “train” is a temporary launch cluster.
Can I see them tonight?
After sunset or before dawn, look along the predicted path. Weather still wins.
Does this show outages?
No. Use Starlink’s own status for service. We plot orbits.
Is Premium required?
The basic globe is free. Heavier dense modes may be gated because they are expensive to draw.
Are these collisions?
Conjunction layers are separate. Dots near each other on a 2D screen are not a crash.
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