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Your metaphor is poor. Imagine 2000 vehicles travelling at 25000 km/h across your location ocassionally from seemingly random directions. But are they actually
by Johnny555 5y ago
Your metaphor is poor. Imagine 2000 vehicles travelling at 25000 km/h across your location ocassionally from seemingly random directions.
But are they actually random? I thought satellite orbits (even LEO constellations like Starlink) were well know and tracked?
To a human observer, the orbits may be 'seemingly random', but a computer should know if a Starlink satellite crossed its field of view.
- gpm 5y agoIncidentally, even to a human observer they are very far from random (though they aren't entirely regular either). Go to https://droid.cafe/starlink https://droid.cafe/starlink (disclaimer: my site), click the gear icon in the top right, and drag the speed slidebar all the way to the right to see...