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OrbitalMap.space
A live map of near-Earth orbit from public data: satellites, launches, spaceports and the weather over the pads.
OrbitalMap shows what is above you right now. It draws every tracked object in near-Earth orbit, from working satellites to spent stages and debris, using public element sets. The orbits are propagated in the browser, so you can follow a single object, a constellation or a whole orbital regime on a 3D globe. Alongside the live sky it keeps a record of the ground: launch sites and spaceports, upcoming and past launches, the vehicles that fly them, and the current weather over the pads. Every object has its own page, so any satellite can be linked to, read about and returned to later. No account, no tracking, no paywall. It runs entirely in the browser, works on a phone, and is available in several languages. The data comes from open catalogues and is refreshed continuously.
A startup from Estonia.
