Every dot is a real satellite, where it is right now. The orbits are computed here, on this phone, from public NORAD elements — nothing is fetched, nothing is sent.
Low-orbit satellites that will rise more than 10° above the horizon in the next 24 hours. Times are local.
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Two-line element sets from CelesTrak — the same public NORAD data every tracking app uses. They ride inside the page, so it works in a hall without Wi-Fi. They age: a week on, low orbits drift by kilometres, so the date is shown.
No server, no account, no request after the page is open. Positions, passes and the globe are computed by your browser. Install it and it works offline.
altitude compressed: low orbits sit just above the surface, the geostationary belt is drawn at a third of its real distance