Photo: Bill Ingalls · Public domain (US government)
Mission
Communications · LEO
A batch of 20 satellites for the Starlink mega-constellation - SpaceX's project for space-based Internet communication system.
What it put in orbit
Passes over you For a few days after launch the 20 satellites fly one behind another, a “train” you can see as a line of moving stars. When will it cross your sky?
| Object | Type | Orbit | Globe |
|---|---|---|---|
| STARLINK-11201 [DTC] 2024-118A | Payload | 359 × 360 km · 53.2° | Globe |
| STARLINK-11198 [DTC] 2024-118B | Payload | 359 × 361 km · 53.2° | Globe |
| STARLINK-11112 [DTC] 2024-118C | Payload | 359 × 360 km · 53.2° | Globe |
| STARLINK-11210 [DTC] 2024-118D | Payload | 359 × 360 km · 53.2° | Globe |
| STARLINK-11203 [DTC] 2024-118E | Payload | 359 × 360 km · 53.2° | Globe |
| STARLINK-11177 [DTC] 2024-118F | Payload | 359 × 360 km · 53.2° | Globe |
| STARLINK-11127 [DTC] 2024-118G | Payload | 359 × 360 km · 53.2° | Globe |
| STARLINK-11164 [DTC] 2024-118H | Payload | 358 × 361 km · 53.2° | Globe |
Show all 20 objects
| STARLINK-11119 [DTC] 2024-118J | Payload | 359 × 360 km · 53.2° | Globe |
| STARLINK-11157 [DTC] 2024-118K | Payload | 359 × 361 km · 53.2° | Globe |
| STARLINK-11162 [DTC] 2024-118L | Payload | 359 × 361 km · 53.2° | Globe |
| STARLINK-11161 [DTC] 2024-118M | Payload | 359 × 360 km · 53.2° | Globe |
| STARLINK-11160 [DTC] 2024-118N | Payload | 359 × 361 km · 53.2° | Globe |
| STARLINK-31846 2024-118P | Payload | 470 × 472 km · 53.2° | Globe |
| STARLINK-31840 2024-118Q | Payload | 470 × 472 km · 53.2° | Globe |
| STARLINK-31813 2024-118R | Payload | 470 × 472 km · 53.2° | Globe |
| STARLINK-31845 2024-118S | Payload | 462 × 464 km · 53.2° | Globe |
| STARLINK-31838 2024-118T | Payload | 470 × 472 km · 53.2° | Globe |
| STARLINK-31785 2024-118U | Payload | 470 × 471 km · 53.2° | Globe |
| STARLINK-31792 2024-118V | Payload | 462 × 463 km · 53.2° | Globe |
COSPAR ID 2024-118 (data from GCAT, J. McDowell, CC BY 4.0). Orbits from the CelesTrak satellite catalogue (perigee × apogee, inclination).