> On my early morning walk I can see the satellites as very bright (much brighter than the stars) line across the sky. No you do not. Satellites, when visibl

> On my early morning walk I can see the satellites as very bright (much brighter than the stars) line across the sky. No you do not. Satellites, when visible by the naked eye, are seen as point sources of light. Dots, not lines. One of two things has happened here: Either you saw meteor showers and mistook them for satellites (meteors move fast enough to be seen as lines, not points of light) or you saw long-exposure photographs of satellites online, assumed that is what it would look like through your eyeballs as well, and BSed your story about seeing them yourself. > Edit. Already downvoted for stating a fact. More likely you were downvoted for either being mistaken or for lying.