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I was discussing the behavior of things in our atmosphere, as I said, a place where the physics is well understood. Their surmise about "warping space", as you say, is without evidence. The claim that it "remains unchallenged" is immaterial in...

The original article says... This is entirely in keeping with the seasonal nature of Starlink Flares - we can recreate the effect of the seasons in sitrec. The band around the earth shows where flares are visible in the direction of the sun...

Play with Sitrec you are looking for a night where both the flare zone and the stars are visible from the location I wonder if goal seek is something on the roadmap for Sitrec...

Bottom line. The video shows obvious satellite flares in the constellation Aquila. If this video is from November or December of 2025... Wouldn't this be in the sweet spot for satellite flare season in the constellation Aquila? If so, this...

October 25th 2026 puts the time at ~06:40 UTC but it is also not even close to being in the flare zone or direction. There are always Starlink sats in the direction you look, but they are not always visible to the naked eye

Like I said in post #2 ;)

I've edited the post. I suspect that this video is from last year.

I've edited the post. I suspect that this video is from last year.

It depends which ones he checked and what the settings were. Satellite trackers tend to show only those satellites that are illuminated by the sun, and visible to the naked eye, so at a magnitude greater than around 3. When you condider the...

Midnight which time zone? With a late Sept date (25/Sept/26) If I leave the camera in the place where the still photo is taken and line up the mast lights to the stabilised video and the tri star id matches (Altair, Tarazed and Alshain) then the...

The original article says... This is entirely in keeping with the seasonal nature of Starlink Flares - we can recreate the effect of the seasons in sitrec. The band around the earth shows where flares are visible in the direction of the sun...

EDITED If the video in question is from late September, my estimate would be that the local time was 2:00 a.m. plus or minus one hour. MDT, UTC−6 Is he right or wrong about this? There's no claim in the article or in the YT video...

The original article says... This is entirely in keeping with the seasonal nature of Starlink Flares - we can recreate the effect of the seasons in sitrec. The band around the earth shows where flares are visible in the direction of the sun...

The original article says... This is entirely in keeping with the seasonal nature of Starlink Flares - we can recreate the effect of the seasons in sitrec. The band around the earth shows where flares are visible in the direction of the sun...

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