Does a satelite or international space station move in short spurts? Does it blink Red? Does it change direction after its spurts, not saying opposite but say nearly a bit more than 90 degrees?Does something like that have only one visible light or is followed by a trailing light?
I have just looked this up as i have just witnessed 6 of these tonight. 2 were travelling very close to each other and 1 was going opposite at the same time. Just look like stars moving very fast. Wasn't sure what they were but guess they were satellites. i wonder how many there are if i saw these in less then 10 minuets time.
Satellites orbit at a fast speed and go across your horizen in about 2 minutes and the resson that they just fade away is because the orbiting satellite turns at an angle were it is not shineing light towards you from the sun .
@midnightalastor same here! They got me looking the sky all the time. I went and looked up "Heavens above" (NASA) and I can't half ass undersstand it. anyone can help, I'd greatly appreciate it.
It went over my area 2 days ago I think but it was awesome
1msharrypotterfan 5 months ago
I saw one tonite
nrmejia 7 months ago
haha thats awesome it just went by my house i was like wtf is that
baglan2014 7 months ago
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Does a satelite or international space station move in short spurts? Does it blink Red? Does it change direction after its spurts, not saying opposite but say nearly a bit more than 90 degrees?Does something like that have only one visible light or is followed by a trailing light?
str8blk 1 year ago
I have just looked this up as i have just witnessed 6 of these tonight. 2 were travelling very close to each other and 1 was going opposite at the same time. Just look like stars moving very fast. Wasn't sure what they were but guess they were satellites. i wonder how many there are if i saw these in less then 10 minuets time.
DrNOP1 1 year ago
Satellites orbit at a fast speed and go across your horizen in about 2 minutes and the resson that they just fade away is because the orbiting satellite turns at an angle were it is not shineing light towards you from the sun .
nickandkenny14 2 years ago
i have a question; do satellites simply vanish?
cuz i have recently observed two 'stars' that move kind of like this one, and then just fade away...
midnightalastor 2 years ago
how the fuck r u ment see a saterlite this is totaal bullshit.
is'nt a saterlite in space?
Dubai0Money 2 years ago
@Dubai0Money It's reflecting sunlight back to the earth so you can see them
RehdBlob 1 year ago
@midnightalastor same here! They got me looking the sky all the time. I went and looked up "Heavens above" (NASA) and I can't half ass undersstand it. anyone can help, I'd greatly appreciate it.
DTraneNC 1 year ago