cool, wondered if you can see them. i’m guessing that they’re not a bright as the iss. thanks for the info. n2yo.com tracks the passes over your qth.
The ISS is much brighter, but because there was a straight line of the things, they were real easy to pick out. A long, creepy line whizzing across the night sky.
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The one time I saw the last group (at dusk, “winking out” one by one as they passed into Earth’s shadow - very cool!) they were very easily visible.
I’m not sure I can get from n2yo.com tracks to whether any given sat will be visible, as that will depend on the track, time, altitude and Earth’s shadow. I think I’d need a short course in it to work with that...!
The site would do well to add a simple “should be visible at (time of next near & readily visible pass)”. It (the site) already has my location.
Approx. 90 minutes from now actually looks pretty good, as best as I can presently guess, but, it is cloudy...
It’s heading down the Baja Peninsula right now.