Live Satellite Tracker for Starlink and 30,000 Satellites

SatelliteMap.space, a newly launched web platform, offers users an interactive view of satellites orbiting Earth in real time. The site aggregates data from public space agencies and commercial providers to plot satellite trajectories on a global map, allowing enthusiasts and professionals alike to track spacecraft movements, view orbital parameters, and identify active missions.

The platform’s interface displays satellite positions in a clear, color‑coded overlay, with options to filter by mission type, launch date, or orbital altitude. Users can click individual markers to access detailed information such as satellite name, operator, and mission objectives. The launch of SatelliteMap.space sparked a brief discussion on Hacker News, where the project received 12 up‑votes and four comments, reflecting modest interest from the tech community.

While still in its early stages, SatelliteMap.space aims to enhance transparency in space operations and support educational outreach. By providing accessible, up‑to‑date orbital data, the service could become a valuable resource for researchers, hobbyists, and anyone interested in the growing field of spaceflight.