Questions this tracker can actually answer
- Where are the AST SpaceMobile satellites right now?
- The tracker propagates the latest public CelesTrak elements in your browser, about once a second. Open a satellite page for a position written into the HTML, then watch it move.
- Is this an official AST SpaceMobile coverage map?
- No. The caps are an elevation cone from altitude. AST's beams steer, and this site is not affiliated with the company. Read the coverage page for the formula.
- How do I see the next BlueBird overhead?
- Share a browser location, search a city or US ZIP, or drop a pin. The card stays on your device. It lists the next passes above 10° for about 48 hours, in your local time, and says whether the peak enters the footprint cone.
- Which satellites are included?
- BlueWalker 3 and every operational BlueBird in the CelesTrak AST group, plus name searches so a new launch can show up before it is filed into that group. Debris and decayed objects are left off. BlueBird 7 is not drawn because it is not in the active set this project reviewed on 14 Nov 2026.
- Does FindSpaceMobile send my location anywhere?
- The coordinate is stored in localStorage under findspace-observer and used only to compute passes in the page. It is not posted to this site's server. If a Google Analytics ID was set at build time, the analytics event records that a location was shared and whether that was GPS or manual — not the coordinates.
More of the paper trail is on the company page, the regulatory timeline, and about this site.
Last reviewed 2026-11-14. Sources are linked beside the claims they support.