Shooting stars and the map

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Opened 4 November 2026
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Live shooting stars on Old School worlds, found by the Star Miners community’s scouts and refreshed every minute while this page is open. Filter by members, size, region and world type, or enter your Mining level for the best worlds right now. The Old School map is on this page too: the OSRS Wiki’s rendered game map, loaded by your browser from the wiki, with every star and the places of Gielinor on it.

47 stars reported on the ground, list read 5 minutes ago.

5 at size 9
7 at size 8
7 at size 7
10 at size 6
4 at size 5
1 at size 4
5 at size 3
3 at size 2
0 at size 1

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1267 stars first reported in the last 24 hours, by hour

The same numbers as a table

Hour	Stars
17:00	54
18:00	50
19:00	73
20:00	71
21:00	53
22:00	65
23:00	64
00:00	52
01:00	66
02:00	57
03:00	48
04:00	60
05:00	40
06:00	37
07:00	37
08:00	42
09:00	50
10:00	53
11:00	34
12:00	49
13:00	46
14:00	44
15:00	72
16:00	50

Counted by this site from the Star Miners list, read every 5 minutes; a star counts in the hour it was first reported. Scouts do not reach every world, so this is what the community saw, not every star that fell.

How the tracker works

Every star here was found by a player. The Star Miners community scouts the landing sites and calls what they find with the Star Miners plugin for RuneLite; this site reads the community's live list at most once a minute, keeps a 24-hour history of it every 5 minutes, and shows it without the scouts' names.

From the OSRS Wiki: a star lands at size 6 to 9 roughly every 90 minutes on each world, needs Mining 10 times its size, and drops one size every 7 minutes while at least one player mines it; nobody mining, nothing shrinks. So "time left" assumes mining without a break from the last call and is the longest a star can last if people keep at it, not a promise. The next star on a world replaces the old one, and a game update clears them all.

The map: every star and the places of Gielinor

1267 stars first reported in the last 24 hours, by hour

How the tracker works