What people saw
For a week or two after launch, Starlink satellites travel close together in a straight line — a “train” of 20 to 60 bright, silent dots moving steadily across the sky, sometimes fading out one by one as they enter Earth’s shadow. They show best an hour or two after sunset or before sunrise. As they climb to their working height they spread out and become hard to see.
Launch data: The Space Devs. Satellite positions: CelesTrak. Reports are matched by the site’s Sky match from each report’s time and place.
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