HomeAll ReportsCybersecurityIntelligenceGeopoliticsNational SecurityOSINT HubAladdin BriefAbout
HomeOSINT HubCybersecurityAbout
← Back to OSINT Hub
Inspired by Ground Station by Efstratios Goudelis
UTC
OSINT Hub — Geospatial Intelligence
Satellite Tracker

Governments and militaries use satellites for communications, surveillance, and intelligence — and their orbits are publicly tracked. Enter any satellite name or NORAD ID to see its live position on the map, trace its ground track, and predict exactly when it will pass over any location on Earth.

8K+
Active Satellites
1s
Update Rate
7d
Pass Lookahead
Quick Select:  
Live Telemetry
no satellite selected
Select a satellite to view telemetry
Select a satellite above to begin tracking
Pass Predictor
Observer Location
Country
ZIP / Postal Code
Min Elevation (°)
How Analysts Use This
Intelligence Applications
Reconnaissance Timing
U.S. and foreign recon satellites (KH-series, Lacrosse, Yantar) follow public NORAD catalog entries. Predict their pass windows over any target to understand when overhead collection is possible.
Imagery Collection Windows
Commercial Earth observation satellites (Planet, Maxar, Sentinel-2) have predictable revisit cycles. Cross-reference pass times with known events to identify likely collection opportunities.
Signals Intelligence (SIGINT)
SIGINT satellites require line-of-sight to collect. Knowing when a satellite has your area in its footprint — and at what elevation — defines the collection window. Doppler shift data supports frequency analysis.
Denial & Deception Planning
Operational security around satellite overflight is a core military planning consideration. Pass predictions let you identify when activity at a site may be visible from orbit — and when it won't be.
Constellation Mapping
Starlink, OneWeb, and military communications constellations are visible here in real time. Pattern analysis of constellation density over a region reveals coverage gaps and surge indicators.