SkyLens - Live satellite tracker and declassified UAP archive
Show HN: Live 3D satellite tracker and the declassified Pentagon UFO archive

SkyLens is an independent editorial platform that combines a real-time 3D satellite tracker with a declassified UAP archive. It visualizes over 16,000 Earth-orbiting objects from CelesTrak, including ISS, Starlink, and debris, with filters by country, orbit, and operator. The platform also aggregates 334 files from the Pentagon's PURSUE program, linking to official sources, and offers editorial deep-dives, asteroid close-approach tracking, and educational guides. Ideal for space enthusiasts, researchers, and the curious, SkyLens provides a unique, data-rich perspective on what's above us and the evidence of unexplained phenomena.
SkyLens brings together live satellite tracking and declassified UAP files, making the sky's secrets accessible to everyone.
- TrackerFF
I'll echo the rest, once you've seen a dozen of AI-generated geospatial dashboards, the style is easily recognizable. Starting to wonder if there's some negative feedback loop which makes the LLMs converge toward one distinct style.
I've worked in this space for a decade now, and the tools we use (unavailable to the public) rarely look like the ones which LLMs have generated for the past year or two.
Also, not saying that there's not any value in these, but every single of these dashboards I've seen suffer from the same thing: Information overload.
For whatever reason, the models just absolutely deluge the app with all sorts of features and information.
- VladVladikoff
Man AI has really latched on to this one style of design and it’s really starting to be an immediate nope out for me. It sucks too because I made a product that looks sort of like that in the pre AI era!
- saaaaaam
So much breathless AI verbiage on the page and yet I still can’t work out what this is meant to do.
- 1970-01-01
Nice site. Funny how some are zipping around just as fruit flies and other extremely small insects do. I'm still patiently waiting for someone to upload 4K videos of UAPs that are in-focus. We're in 2026 and still are squinting at white pixel blobs in gray skies or gray pixel blobs in black skies. Example: https://www.dvidshub.net/video/1017793/dow-uap-pr117-unresol...
- bostonwalker
I can’t figure out how to use this. But I’m skeptical, how is it supposed to put UAP videos “in context” with satellite locations when they have been scrubbed of precise location and time details for OPSEC purposes? Also, do man-made satellites have anything at all to do with the UAP narrative?