Satellite Tracker gives you real-time orbital data and approximate positions for 15,000+ satellites. Track entire constellations — Starlink, GPS, military, weather, communications, and space stations — or look up any individual satellite by name or NORAD catalog number.
All the orbital data you'd normally need a specialist tool to access is here: position, altitude, velocity, inclination, orbital period, and drag coefficient. Browse satellite groups, search by name, and see what's been launched in the last 30 days.
What you can do
- list_groups — see all 30+ satellite groups with descriptions and group IDs
- track_group — get all satellites in a group with orbital data and approximate positions
- search_satellites — find any satellite by name or partial name, with optional current position
- satellite_info — full orbital parameters and current position for one satellite by NORAD ID
- recent_launches — satellites launched in the last 30 days, sorted newest first
Who it's for
Space enthusiasts tracking satellites overhead, researchers studying constellation deployments, journalists covering space launches, developers building orbital awareness into applications, and anyone who wants to understand what's in orbit right now.
How to use it
- Start with list_groups to see what groups are available, or use search_satellites if you know the name of what you're looking for.
- Call track_group with a group ID like "starlink", "military", or "gps-ops" to see all satellites in that group with positions.
- Use satellite_info with a NORAD ID for detailed parameters on a single satellite — get the NORAD ID from search_satellites first.
Getting started
Call list_groups to see all available groups, then track_group with a group ID to start exploring — no setup required.
