Track the SpaceX Starlink constellation live over India and worldwide. Starlink is the largest satellite constellation ever built, flying mostly at about 550 km in low Earth orbit and delivering high-speed internet. The satellite count on this page is read from the current CelesTrak active catalog rather than quoted from a fixed figure, because batches launch and older satellites deorbit continuously.
Starlink is not one satellite, so 'where is Starlink right now' has thousands of answers at once. This page picks the Starlink satellite highest in the sky above your location, shows its live position on the map, and lists every Starlink satellite currently above 10 degrees elevation from where you are.
Freshly launched batches appear as a bright 'Starlink train' of equally spaced moving lights just after sunset or before sunrise, before they raise to their operational shell and spread out.
Thousands of Starlink satellites are in orbit at any moment across several orbital shells at 530 to 570 km, with inclinations of 43, 53, 53.2, 70 and 97.6 degrees. This page shows the live latitude, longitude, altitude and velocity of a named Starlink satellite currently over your part of the world, propagated from CelesTrak orbital elements with the SGP4 model.
The overhead list gives every Starlink satellite higher than 10 degrees above your horizon right now, with its elevation, compass direction and estimated brightness, and marks which of them are actually visible. Being above the horizon is not the same as being visible: a satellite must also be sunlit, your sky must be dark, and it must be brighter than about magnitude 4.5.
The reliable window is the hour after sunset and before sunrise, when you are already in darkness but satellites 550 km overhead are still in sunlight. Later in the night most Starlink satellites pass into Earth's shadow and vanish. Individual Starlink satellites reach roughly magnitude 3 to 5 at operational altitude, so darker skies help.