Starlink tracker — the whole constellation, live
7,000+ Starlink satellites are circling Earth right now. Cosmikshows every one of them live on a free 3D map — including the famous "train" of new satellites after each launch. Open the live Starlink tracker →
What you can do with the Starlink tracker
- See the full constellation — every Starlink satellite as a live moving object, filterable on the 3D and flat map views.
- Catch the Starlink train — find the latest batch flying in formation and when it crosses your sky.
- Overhead right now — which Starlink satellites are above your horizon at this second.
- Launch alerts — free push or email alerts before every Starlink launch, ~2 per week.
Seeing Starlink with the naked eye
Individual Starlink satellites are faint once they reach their operating orbit, but a fresh train in the first days after launch is unmistakable — a moving chain of lights shortly after sunset. Read the full guide: how to see the Starlink train, and check which satellites are brightest tonight.
Data & the bigger picture
Cosmik propagates public orbital elements (CelesTrak TLEs, SGP4 model) in your browser, so positions update live without any app. Learn more about the Starlink constellation, follow upcoming SpaceX launches, or zoom out to all 20,000+ tracked satellites.
FAQ
How many Starlink satellites are in orbit?
SpaceX has launched over 8,000 Starlink satellites since 2019, with roughly 7,000 currently active in low Earth orbit around 550 km altitude — by far the largest satellite constellation ever built. Cosmik tracks all of them live from public orbital data.
What is the Starlink train and when can I see it?
In the days after each Starlink launch, the freshly deployed satellites fly in a tight line — a string of bright dots crossing the sky, often mistaken for UFOs. They're easiest to see in the first week after launch, shortly after sunset or before sunrise. Cosmik shows you where the latest train is and when it passes over you.
Can I see which Starlink satellites are above me right now?
Yes. Open Cosmik's live map, allow location access, and the sky view shows every Starlink satellite above your horizon at this moment, plus when the next bright ones cross your sky.
Is this Starlink tracker free?
Yes — Cosmik is a free Starlink tracker that runs in your browser. No app, no account: the full constellation in 3D, train sightings and pass alerts are all free.