The Ultimate 2026 Guide to LEO Satellite Orbits

Welcome to the Clase Connected live Starlink Map, the industry's premier tool for real-time global telemetry and Low Earth Orbit (LEO) visualisation. Understanding the density, velocity, and ground infrastructure of these networks is essential for maritime professionals, aviation logistics, and remote enterprise operations.

Real-Time Constellation Tracking and Telemetry

This map tracks over 10,000 active satellites using live NORAD telemetry served via the Clase Connected server-side proxy. Click any satellite dot to view full telemetry — altitude, velocity, orbital period, signal band, and ISL status.

• Starlink (SpaceX): 6,000+ satellites tracked live. Select a generation shell from the dropdown for its complete orbital specification panel including the v3 next-generation platform.
• Amazon LEO: Simulated Kuiper constellation deployment.
• OneWeb & Iridium: Enterprise and emergency communications backbone.

Global Ground Stations & Gateway Infrastructure

Click any green marker on the map for full gateway specifications including frequency bands, uplink capacity, fibre backbone provider, and operational details.

Why Track LEO Over GEO Satellites?

LEO satellites orbit at 500–1,200 km versus 35,000 km for GEO, delivering fibre-like latency of 20–60 ms. The trade-off is requiring a massive constellation constantly moving overhead — exactly what this map visualises.

Technical Starlink Map Navigation

Supports 40× zoom with a live zoom scale indicator. The map auto-zooms to your device's location on landing (with your permission). Click ⌖ to re-centre at any time. Click any satellite for full telemetry or any green station for gateway data. Select a Starlink generation for its specification panel.

Advice for Maritime Connectivity Selection

The Clase Connected team provides hardware integration and technical audits for commercial fleets. Configuring hardware for Mobile Priority (Maritime) ensures connectivity via inter-satellite laser links across deep ocean regions.