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SergeStorms

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1. I do the same for the International Space Station.

Reply to JohnnyRingo (Original post)

Tue May 28, 2019, 12:53 AM

May 2019

You can register at NASA and they'll send an email whenever it's within viewing sight of your location. I'd like to see this as well, so I might as well register and take a gander. If nothing else I get to look to look at all the beautiful stars. Thanks for the post!

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View the long freight train of satellites in the Starlink Group. [View all] JohnnyRingo May 2019 OP

I do the same for the International Space Station. SergeStorms May 2019 #1

n2yo also tracks the ISS and many other satellites. JohnnyRingo May 2019 #2

"It's usually cloudy"..... SergeStorms May 2019 #7

Thanks for the post! MontanaMama May 2019 #3

Before getting excited, read the story of "Iridium"... brooklynite May 2019 #4

Iridium was quickly supersceded by terrestrial coverage/bandwidth. AtheistCrusader May 2019 #6

They won't be bright for too much longer. AtheistCrusader May 2019 #5