Satellite Tracker°

Never miss a satellite pass - I'm looking at you, stargazers! Track 14,000+ satellites in real time on an interactive 3D globe, predict visible passes over your location, and explore the cosmos like never before.

KEY FEATURES:

REAL-TIME 3D GLOBE

-Track 14,000+ satellites orbiting Earth in real time
-Interactive 3D globe with day/night shading
-Tap any satellite for orbit path and details
-Filter by type: Starlink, stations, debris, and more

PASS PREDICTIONS

-Know exactly when satellites fly over your location
-Visible pass times with brightness estimates
-Elevation, direction, and duration data
-Plan your next sighting with confidence

VISIBLE RIGHT NOW

-See which satellites are overhead in real time
-Live countdowns to upcoming passes
-Elevation and trajectory data
-Never miss a flyover again

GROUND TRACK MAP

-Projected satellite paths across the globe
-Visibility cone overlay
-Real-time position tracking

SATELLITE DATABASE

-Detailed orbit data: altitude, speed, inclination
-Operator and mission history
-Orbit type classification
-Launch date and status

COLLISION ALERTS

-Track dangerous close approaches in space
-3D visualization of conjunction events
-Risk ratings and miss distance data
-Monitor debris threats in real time

REENTRY TRACKING

-Monitor satellites falling back to Earth
-Predicted reentry times and locations
-Countdown timers to atmospheric entry

CUSTOMIZATION & FEATURES

Full dark mode interface
Detailed satellite info cards
Filter and search tools
In-app support and sharing

DATA SOURCES:

Space-Track.org (US Space Command)
CelesTrak
TLE (Two-Line Element) orbital data

GO PRO ($14.99/year, or $49.99 lifetime)

PRO FEATURES

Visible Right Now: live overhead satellite tracking with countdowns
Custom Watchlist: build your personal satellite collection
Pass Notifications: push alerts before your favorite satellites pass over
Collision Alerts: 3D close-approach visualizations with risk ratings
Reentry Tracking: monitor satellites falling to Earth with predictions

PERFECT FOR:
Stargazers, amateur astronomers, space enthusiasts, satellite engineers, astrophotographers, and anyone who looks up.

NOTE: Pass visibility depends on weather conditions and observer location. Best viewing occurs during twilight hours when satellites are sunlit against a dark sky.

Clear skies. Stay curious.

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