Strait of Hormuz is a port at 26.566°, 56.250° in Oman / Iran. No Earth-observation passes were found in the current short search window across 0 tracked satellites — check the live map for a longer horizon.
The world's most important oil chokepoint, under near-constant SAR vessel-detection tasking for maritime security.
No Earth-observation passes were found over Strait of Hormuz in the current short search window. Open the interactive map to search a longer horizon or a wider satellite set.
No satellite passes were found over Strait of Hormuz in the current short search window. Use the PassPrediction map to search a longer horizon or a larger satellite set.
In the next few days, PassPrediction found 0 overpasses over Strait of Hormuz across 0 tracked Earth-observation satellites with fresh orbital elements.
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Passes are computed for 26.5660°, 56.2500° (Strait of Hormuz, Oman / Iran) using real SGP4 propagation of current TLEs.
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