What is a NORAD ID?
A catalog number used to identify Earth-orbiting objects. Exact IDs give fast lookup.
Follow real SGP4-propagated Earth satellites, calculate passes from your location, and explore interplanetary spacecraft using NASA/JPL Horizons ephemerides.
Live position, orbit, speed and seven-day local pass predictions.
Track ISS → SPACE STATIONLive orbit and observer-relative pass calculations.
Track Tiangong → OBSERVATORYOne clean orbit track with current propagated values.
Track Hubble → CONSTELLATIONSelect a Starlink satellite, set your location and calculate seven-day passes.
Track Starlink → WEATHERBrowse current weather spacecraft and open full local pass tracking.
Track Weather → LEO BROADBANDBrowse Amazon's LEO constellation objects from the CelesTrak Kuiper group.
Track Amazon Leo → LEO BROADBANDSelect a OneWeb satellite for live orbital and observer data.
Track OneWeb → WEATHERBrowse GOES weather satellites or open the dedicated GOES 19 tracker.
Track GOES → WORLDWIDE DISCOVERYQuick access to spacecraft widely followed by space enthusiasts around the world.
View most tracked →Check today’s Moon phase, tonight’s full-moon status, the next full moon, live Moon position, lunar eclipses, and local moonrise and moonset times.
Current lunar phase, illumination, lunar age, distance and the next full moon date.
Check today’s Moon → TONIGHTFind out whether the exact full-moon moment falls on your local date tonight.
Check full moon → NEXT EVENTSee the calculated next full moon date, local time and live countdown.
See next full moon → LIVE TRACKERTrack current Moon altitude, azimuth, distance, phase, moonrise and moonset.
Track the Moon → ECLIPSECheck today against NASA/GSFC lunar-eclipse catalog events and see the next eclipse.
Check eclipse → LOCAL TIMESUse your coordinates to calculate today’s local moonrise and moonset times.
Find Moon times → TONIGHTPreview the Moon phase and illumination for 9:00 p.m. in your local timezone.
See tonight’s phase →Set your observing location and calculate azimuth, elevation, range and geometric passes for Earth-orbiting spacecraft.
Live launch countdown, mission status and journey toward the Sun–Earth L2 region.
Track Roman → INTERSTELLARSun/Earth distance, light time and JPL ephemeris position.
Track Voyager 1 → INTERSTELLARExplore the second Voyager's current deep-space vector.
Track Voyager 2 → OBSERVATORYJPL Horizons position for JWST near the Sun–Earth L2 region.
Track JWST → INTERPLANETARYFollow the mission's journey toward the Jupiter system.
Track Europa Clipper →Learn how to read live latitude, longitude, altitude and speed, choose a Starlink spacecraft, and calculate upcoming passes from your location.
A catalog number used to identify Earth-orbiting objects. Exact IDs give fast lookup.
Earth satellites use orbital elements and SGP4. Voyager, JWST and interplanetary missions use JPL Horizons ephemerides.
A period when an Earth-orbiting satellite is above your geometric horizon. It does not automatically mean the spacecraft is visible to the naked eye.