In space
Spacecraft across the solar system
Voyager 1 and 2, the James Webb Space Telescope, the Mars orbiters and the probes beyond: about 150 spacecraft, each where it is right now.
Open the live mapWhat you see
- Spacecraft grouped by where they are, with their distance from Earth and how long their signal takes to reach us.
- “Watch the flight” replays a craft’s journey, with its launch, flybys, arrivals and landings marked on a timeline.
- Notes on each mission.
Where the data comes from
- NASA JPL HorizonsPositions of the planets, moons and spacecraft.
Positions follow the clock; trajectories come from JPL.
Good to know
- In a flight replay the climb from the launch pad is illustrated, and marked so.
- Missions that have ended are not listed yet.
Goes well with
The solar system, live in 3DThe solar system in real-time 3D: the planets where they are now, about 150 spacecraft, dwarf planets, interstellar objects and 8,300 distant minor planets.
Upcoming rocket launchesUpcoming rocket launches worldwide on a map, from Launch Library 2: the next launch from each pad, with rocket, mission, time and live webcasts.
Where is the ISS now?Follow the International Space Station live on a map: where it is now, its orbit, how high and fast it is going, and when it next passes over you.