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"generally" is the key: not long ago in northern Italy everybody was freaking out because of this: https://cdn.dmove.it/images/18547/StarMain.jpg https://cdn.d
by kome 6y ago
"generally" is the key: not long ago in northern Italy everybody was freaking out because of this:
https://cdn.dmove.it/images/18547/StarMain.jpg https://cdn.dmove.it/images/18547/StarMain.jpg
Those are the ones by Starlinks. That's not acceptable.
They are so invisible to the naked eye, that the weather website gives you the exact time and date of their passage in the sky: http://www.meteoweb.eu/2020/05/passaggio-satelliti-starlink-14/1433303/ http://www.meteoweb.eu/2020/05/passaggio-satelliti-starlink-... (in Italian)
- mlindner 6y ago1. That is only in the roughly week following launch, which doesn't harm anyone. 2. They changed operations immediately after launch and so you generally can't see this anymore. They are indeed invisible after launch. Your article is from March, before changes were made. Try to find anyone taking pictures of them in that chain of pearls form in the last few months.