Show azimuth and elevation of selected satellite, if within coverage of customer location (green dot).operational status in color coded format. Realtime display of Starlink satellites currently in orbit.This tool was created to help view Starlink coverage over any place on Earth, and includes: to mike starlink sx, or follow me on Twitter.

Please send suggestions, bugs, improvement ideas, etc. Settings stored in localStorage are reset when first loading v2.0, due to several breaking changes made. Removed terminal and gateway heatmaps, for the same reason. Removed the satellite list, as it was no longer useful due to the number of simultaneous satellites covering a single location. This changes with location, terminal tilt, etc. Added the usable portion of the user terminal's field of view as green H3 cells. Several bug fixes around temporary gateways and ISL links. Complete re-write of the simulation engine code, to increase performance. Please see this post on Medium for a deep-dive on how it works. Added option to enable the use of standby satellites for service. Re-written classifier for operational vs standby satellites. Useful to see how changes in simulation settings affect capacity while keeping constellation configuration constant. Simulator will render at that time over and over. Click the calendar, and enter a Unix timestamp. Cross-plane ISL links are used to propagate gateway connectivity to orbital planes not within gateway range. Added hover tooltips to several settings. Added option to load a TLE set with the completed Gen1 constellation (4408 satellites). Added setting for Ku band service beam maximum capacity. Added capacity simulation options to increase gateway capacity, set minimum and maximum gateway capacities. Re-write of parts of the simulation engine, fixing some bugs and improving performance. Starlink Coverage Tracker - v2.0.5 Release Notes

Flat earth azimuthal map