Choose a place to see what will pass over it.
Near Earth: once round in two hours or less, up to about 2,000 km. Far out: navigation satellites at 20,000 km, the geostationary ring at 36,000 km, and a few long loops beyond.
Where each satellite is now, worked out from orbits published by CelesTrak (…). Bright ones are in sunlight, dim ones in the Earth's shadow. Tap one to see what it is.