azmth.space

The tool presents an interactive three‑dimensional globe that visualizes the positions of more than fifteen thousand satellites in real time. It draws orbital data from public sources and updates the display continuously, allowing users to observe the current locations of a wide range of spacecraft, including navigation constellations, communication networks, weather platforms, and the International Space Station. The globe can be rotated and zoomed, and individual satellites can be identified by name or category as they move across the Earth’s surface.

Intended for anyone interested in monitoring satellite activity—such as hobbyists, educators, or researchers—the interface offers a straightforward way to explore how various orbital systems intersect and evolve over time. Because the project is labeled experimental, it may still be undergoing development and refinement, but it already provides a functional, real‑time view of global satellite traffic.