Starlink

Starlink Outage Map

The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Starlink users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Starlink, make sure to submit a report below

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The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.

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Starlink is a satellite internet constellation constructed by SpaceX providing a low latency, broadband internet system to meet the needs of consumers across the globe.

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Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Paris, Île-de-France 14
Seattle, WA 12
Atlanta, GA 9
Lyon, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 7
Los Angeles, CA 7
Dallas, TX 7
Chicago, IL 7
San Jose, CA 7
Fort Worth, TX 6
Phoenix, AZ 6
Indianapolis, IN 5
Berlin, Land Berlin 5
Brisbane, QLD 5
Ashburn, VA 5
Denver, CO 5
Orlando, FL 4
Toronto, ON 4
Houston, TX 4
San Diego, CA 4
Toulouse, Occitanie 4
Portland, OR 3
Marietta, GA 3
Charlotte, NC 3
Oklahoma City, OK 3
Memphis, TN 3
San Antonio, TX 3
Edmonton, AB 3
Marseille, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 3
Grigny, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 3
Frankfurt am Main, Hessen 2

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Starlink Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • Crazy84Just JustPlaneCrazy🚀🚗🔋💿🛰📡 (@Crazy84Just) reported

    @elonmusk - desperately need #Starlink! Can’t suffer #slow #internet any longer.

  • markthehare Mark LeLievre (@markthehare) reported

    @WholeMarsBlog Imagine streaming a movie from the starlink network while you're flying

  • sumonchakrabory Sumon Chakrabrty (@sumonchakrabory) reported

    StarLink project coming to India which says it will provide cheap internet service from jio and other telecom companies @elonmusk

  • AstridAlderleaf Astrid 🌱 (@AstridAlderleaf) reported

    @fullfrankchan They have thousands more planned to launch for Starlink. Amazon is preparing to launch a competing service. I read somewhere that by 2023, including additional competitors they expect 200,000+ Starlink-esque satellites to have been added to orbit.

  • madlemmingz Ash F (@madlemmingz) reported

    @bagguley @WholeMarsBlog @elonmusk Plus I would say around 40% of the world don't have access to internet, and even those that do - just look at those complaining about Hughs and the like in the US with their Geosync satellites with horrible bandwidth. I think you will be surprised as starlink's success.

  • SpaceNotJohn NotJohn (@SpaceNotJohn) reported

    @13ericralph31 @Astro_Angry A lot of US launch is maintenance on a fleet with relatively long lifespans and thus is relatively low required cadence. China is more in a buildup stage. SpaceX adding a new technology when supply chains are broken is likely slowing Starlink launches more than O2, also.

  • BernieLomaxCEO Bernard Lomax (@BernieLomaxCEO) reported

    @andrewkilger This is true but the worst part is, my best chance at full on, big city quality internet is Elon Musk beta testing Starlink out here and it makes my skin crawl that I gave him a deposit for it.

  • AHStolz El Zar Castico (@AHStolz) reported

    @trutherbotnet those are no friends, no career and no education. Think about it, internet is not about freedom anymore, Iphone is not a phone is a device to put you under control. Best use pureOS, Silent phone or something.. the same goes for starlink, use a VPN if you use that ****

  • BalooganCamp ؜؜؜؜؜؜؜؜؜؜؜؜؜؜ (@BalooganCamp) reported

    @planefag @Dr_M_Davis @ASPI_org Wonder what the military applications of Starlink are. Down the line 30k LEO birds means an awful lot of ASAT expenditures. And Musk can manufacture them quick.

  • OpenECommunity Matthew John Ritchie (@OpenECommunity) reported

    Well I didn't know that until now. Starlink is Geolinked to one position so you can not move the transceiver. Kinda stupid that is so no buy!

  • kostchamore KostchaMore (@kostchamore) reported

    @DirtyTesla @WholeMarsBlog @elonmusk Was so happy when I finally received my Starlink. T-Mobile home internet came along at the same time and for $50 per month it is my backup if Starlink goes down. Have a dual wan router hooked up.

  • BIbfsh Hllwnfsh (spoopy) (@BIbfsh) reported

    @gengutastic Then how internet bad? You tried satellite internet/ starlink. That’s what i use atm

  • fullfrankchan Frank “Dot Matrix” Lee💎 (@fullfrankchan) reported

    @AstridAlderleaf Surveillance is a very valid worry. I don't think they need starlink or bezos link to do that granted, but space being reserved exclusively for the ultra-powerful is a big problem in general because they can do **** like that.

  • woodard_maxwell Maxwell Woodard (@woodard_maxwell) reported

    @elonmusk The only reason why I want starlink is because of Ritter and At&t. They are slow and I can't live stream. In my area.

  • BoilingPb Dylan Foltz (@BoilingPb) reported

    @UDepravity @RokoMijic For that matter, deorbiting a starlink with photon pressure probably takes millions dollars of electricity alone—it's like $150k at $.06/kwh and 100% efficiency, an well-focused lasers are terrible inefficient. (Shooting them down with thermal effects: more practical)

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