SpaceX
Starlink
SpaceX's broadband network in low Earth orbit, by far the largest constellation ever built.
- In orbit
- 11,150
- Launches
- 424
- Coming up
- 4
Main orbits460 km · 53° (3,543)480 km · 43° (3,224)470 km · 97° (1,448)
Next: Starlink Group 15-15
12,898 satellites in 10 networks: broadband from low orbit and the navigation systems your phone uses. Counts are today's from the CelesTrak catalogue; see any of them moving live on the globe.
SpaceX
SpaceX's broadband network in low Earth orbit, by far the largest constellation ever built.
Main orbits460 km · 53° (3,543)480 km · 43° (3,224)470 km · 97° (1,448)
Next: Starlink Group 15-15
Amazon
Amazon's broadband network in low Earth orbit, formerly called Project Kuiper.
Main orbits630 km · 52° (370)640 km · 52° (8)450 km · 52° (3)
Next: Amazon Leo (LV-01)
Eutelsat
Eutelsat's broadband network, in polar orbits higher up than Starlink's.
Main orbits1,210 km · 88° (157)1,190 km · 88° (153)1,220 km · 88° (117)
Next: OneWeb 21
Spacesail
Shanghai Spacesail's broadband network, one of China's two planned megaconstellations.
Main orbits1,070 km · 89° (195)940 km · 89° (11)810 km · 89° (6)
China SatNet
China SatNet's state broadband network in low Earth orbit, the other Chinese megaconstellation.
Main orbits1,150 km · 50° (144)1,170 km · 86° (40)1,170 km · 87° (20)
Iridium
Satellite phones and data anywhere on Earth, from satellites in six polar planes.
Main orbits780 km · 86° (67)750 km · 86° (6)650 km · 87° (3)
US Space Force
The US navigation system, run by the US Space Force from medium Earth orbit.
Main orbits20,200 km · 55° (17)20,200 km · 54° (8)20,200 km · 56° (8)
EU
Europe's navigation system, in medium Earth orbit.
Main orbits23,200 km · 55° (11)23,200 km · 57° (10)23,200 km · 56° (7)
Russia
Russia's navigation system, in medium Earth orbit.
Main orbits19,100 km · 65° (15)19,100 km · 64° (9)19,100 km · 66° (3)
China
China's navigation system, with satellites in medium, inclined geosynchronous and geostationary orbits.
Main orbits21,500 km · 54° (18)21,500 km · 57° (9)21,500 km · 56° (4)
Satellites are counted by name in CelesTrak's list of active objects, updated daily; spares and satellites still raising their orbit count too. Main orbits group satellites by height and inclination. Launch counts come from launch names, so rideshares that also carry a few of them aren't counted.