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OneWeb: the other internet constellation

OneWeb, run by Eutelsat, has 654 satellites in orbits over the poles about 1,200 km up, more than twice as high as Starlink. At that height they are too faint for the naked eye.

The whole network, right now

Every dot is one OneWeb satellite, where it is this second. Their orbits all cross near the poles, so that is where they crowd together. Drag the globe to turn it, pinch or use the buttons to come closer. Fast forward runs a minute of their flight every second.

Finding the OneWeb satellites…

Where they fly

Of the 651 whose orbit we have today, 645 fly at these heights above the ground, to the nearest 10 km. 3 are below the lowest of them: newly launched ones still climbing, and old ones on their way down.

HeightSatellites
1,220 km117
1,210 km157
1,200 km114
1,190 km153
1,180 km104
The app’s camera view over a city at night, locked on the Hubble Space Telescope

With the app

Knowing where it is over the Earth is one thing. The app shows you where it is in your sky.

This page follows the satellite around the planet. The app works out when it passes over you, and leads you to it.

  • Every pass over your exact location, for this satellite and 10,000+ more.
  • An alert before it rises, so you are outside in time.
  • An arrow in the camera view that leads you to the exact spot in the sky.
  • Starlink trains, Tiangong, Hubble and the brightest satellites of tonight.
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Other satellites

From CelesTrak’s orbit data and satellite catalogue, which lists launches up to November 11, 2026. Page updated November 14, 2026.