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I'd closed it since but just tried it again. https://www.metabunk.org/sitrec/?custom=18302/StarTrackerTest_1/20260804_203008.js From frames 1235 to 1413 (20.23s-23.14s) - (I was curious what it would make of the five faint stars in a chevron...

There you go! "Moon Shadow Center" and "Eclipse Path" https://www.metabunk.org/sitrec/?custom=1/2027%20Egypt%20Eclipse/20260805_052127.js

Fixed

Oops, I shall fix and greatly improve this.

It's loading them, just not detecting them as Starlink. I shall fix it, but for now you can just turn on "Other Satellites" to show them.

I've updated the space-data, but not Celestrak. I shall assign a robot to the task.

Great. It seems like photoephemeris.com, moon calc etc. use the refraction measure too, maybe just an average. Because when it says Moon a 0 degree it matches Sitrec with refraction ON

Can you save the sitch with the exact range you used and post it here?

What in/out frame range did you use? That video has some sudden camera jumps I just tried it on 93-254 and it seemed to work: https://www.metabunk.org/sitrec/?custom=11433/Bat%20full%20timelapse/20260225_093540.js

I tried this on a around 400 frames of the Park City UT video, but running it a couple of times on the same section gave different results. For example the first with Vega identified, and second with Achird visible. But, perhaps that video is too...

No, but I have plans, big plans!

Are you logged in with 3D buildings and the building source set to Google Photorealistic? https://www.metabunk.org/sitrec/?custom=1/Mallorca%20eclipse%20totality/20260804_175704.js

It is now (2.114.0) on by default. And it's quite dramatic at these zooms: Refraction off (geometric ideal) Refraction on (real life) At the horizon, it's nearly 0.5 degrees. That does not sound like much, but it's about the diameter of...