Observed arrival · 2026-10-11
Orbitry: a sourced map of human activity in space
Orbitry presents a live 3D globe of tracked satellites alongside information on lunar and Martian landing sites, deep-space probes, viewing passes, and an open API.
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- Skywatchers, educators, developers, and astrophotographers
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- The homepage says satellite positions use published orbital elements, with data refreshed from CelesTrak every two hours.
Field notes
The site describes orbital positions as computed from published elements rather than guessed, and says each object includes a data-age indicator and accuracy estimate. Its planned object pages are described as combining orbit details, a live ground track, freely licensed imagery, and a NASA 3D model where available, with image licences and sources recorded.
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