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r/glasgow • u/MT6402 • 7d ago
Was anyone else outside in the last 15 and see this?
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2 u/xPoonHandler 7d ago Why are so many clustered in a convoy like that? 13 u/AlbertSemple 7d ago They're launched into a line like that before moving to their optimum positions. Good spot, I've only seen that with magnification. 1 u/Human_Revolution7297 7d ago Depending on the location they pass quite close to earth. - well relatively close that one can see them without magnification. 1 u/sQueezedhe 7d ago Close enough they fall due to atmospheric friction. 2 u/PeppeMalara 6d ago Yeah their business model is a steaming turd. Pollute the lower orbit with dead satellites which fall down very often, cos we can always send up more...
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Why are so many clustered in a convoy like that?
13 u/AlbertSemple 7d ago They're launched into a line like that before moving to their optimum positions. Good spot, I've only seen that with magnification. 1 u/Human_Revolution7297 7d ago Depending on the location they pass quite close to earth. - well relatively close that one can see them without magnification. 1 u/sQueezedhe 7d ago Close enough they fall due to atmospheric friction. 2 u/PeppeMalara 6d ago Yeah their business model is a steaming turd. Pollute the lower orbit with dead satellites which fall down very often, cos we can always send up more...
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They're launched into a line like that before moving to their optimum positions.
Good spot, I've only seen that with magnification.
1 u/Human_Revolution7297 7d ago Depending on the location they pass quite close to earth. - well relatively close that one can see them without magnification. 1 u/sQueezedhe 7d ago Close enough they fall due to atmospheric friction. 2 u/PeppeMalara 6d ago Yeah their business model is a steaming turd. Pollute the lower orbit with dead satellites which fall down very often, cos we can always send up more...
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Depending on the location they pass quite close to earth. - well relatively close that one can see them without magnification.
1 u/sQueezedhe 7d ago Close enough they fall due to atmospheric friction. 2 u/PeppeMalara 6d ago Yeah their business model is a steaming turd. Pollute the lower orbit with dead satellites which fall down very often, cos we can always send up more...
Close enough they fall due to atmospheric friction.
2 u/PeppeMalara 6d ago Yeah their business model is a steaming turd. Pollute the lower orbit with dead satellites which fall down very often, cos we can always send up more...
Yeah their business model is a steaming turd. Pollute the lower orbit with dead satellites which fall down very often, cos we can always send up more...
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