How Many Starlink Satellites Are in Orbit?

Starlink is the largest satellite constellation ever flown, and the numbers move almost every day. SpaceX launches new batches multiple times per week, while older satellites are steadily deorbited and replaced. That is why three different numbers matter: how many have been launched in total, how many are in orbit today, and how many of those are actually working.

The counts on this page come from the satellite tracking data behind the daily KeepTrack X Report, which follows every SpaceX launch, reentry, and constellation change. The difference between launched and in orbit is the number of satellites that have already reentered the atmosphere. The difference between in orbit and working covers satellites still raising their orbits after launch and failed units awaiting reentry.

You can see every one of these satellites for yourself: open KeepTrack's free 3D Starlink view to watch the whole constellation orbit in real time. For the story behind the network, read our deep dives on Starlink direct-to-cell and who owns SpaceX.