Pevenseagull
meh
- Jul 20, 2003
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So where do we loom at 8:29 and where will it start end (I.e east to west)
West to north
visible low in the West, gets quite high in the sky, disappears as it heads to the North
So where do we loom at 8:29 and where will it start end (I.e east to west)
West to north
visible low in the West, gets quite high in the sky, disappears as it heads to the North
https://spotthestation.nasa.gov/sig...ngdom®ion=England&city=London#.XnkWwxanyEcis it going around tomorrow, if so what times?
Went out to watch tonight's first pass, there's something odd going on - there's a long procession of lights, evenly spaced, travelling west to east across the sky. No discernable sound, and nothing on flight tracker
Satellites?
Went out to watch tonight's first pass, there's something odd going on - there's a long procession of lights, evenly spaced, travelling west to east across the sky. No discernable sound, and nothing on flight tracker
Satellites?
Theres 38 satellites from the southwest.......its part of the starlink constellation launched by Space X
can bee seen again tomorrow night at 21:18 ( cloud depending)
Always find this a good site for sky watching
https://james.darpinian.com/satellites/
Nothing odd at all....
no need for conspiracy theories.
See my answer 2 posts down
Absolutely not; that wasn't my intention. NSC is the fount of all knowledge (albeit one that needs chlorinating every so often); I was hoping someone could shed some light.
I would contend, however, that looking up and seeing an orderly procession of forty or so lights travelling rapidly across the sky - when only expecting to see one - is a little odd
Absolutely not; that wasn't my intention. NSC is the fount of all knowledge (albeit one that needs chlorinating every so often); I was hoping someone could shed some light.
I would contend, however, that looking up and seeing an orderly procession of forty or so lights travelling rapidly across the sky - when only expecting to see one - is a little odd