Bright satellites above your sky.
Computed from orbital elements refreshed daily, with no account and no tracking. Brightness allows for the dimming near the horizon, and a pass that runs into Earth's shadow is flagged.
Friday · 13 November 2026 · 2838 bright objects tracked · 2515 with empirical magnitudes
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Passes
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Magnitude: lower is brighter. Below 0 beats every star; 3 is faint from a town.
Passes start and end 10° above the horizon unless marked.
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About these predictions
Why our magnitudes differ from competitors
We apply Bouguer's-law atmospheric extinction (about 0.9 magnitudes lost at 10° altitude, against 0.16 at the zenith) and check Earth's umbra at the pass peak. Standard magnitudes come from McCants's empirical database for ~4,100 objects, with curated overrides for post-2020 satellites and a Lambertian-sphere fallback derived from radar cross-section for the rest.