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As 11Alive's Chief Meteorologist Chris Holcomb calls it, Monday night's sighting of the ISS flyover was part of a "double treat ... caught the Starlink satellite train on camera.

If you spotted a bright string of lights moving across the sky, you were likely watching a Starlink satellite train moving through its orbit. (NOTE: The video in the player above is a Starlink ...

Currently, according to a website tracking the Starlink launches, there are 5,445 Starlink satellites in orbit as of Nov. 18, 2023. A Starlink "satellite train" is seen in the skies over ...

so it makes it pretty easy to identify as a series of Starlink satellites. You can still see them after the train breaks apart as each satellite enters its own individual orbital pattern ...

This week saw a big win for SpaceX, with the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) granting the company authorization to use its Starlink satellite internet system on vehicles in motion ...

From there, the team was able to fish out the relevant data points from Starlink’s trajectories, speed, and more. (Starlink launches satellites in batches that form “satellite trains” that ...

With "Thousand Sails," China joins the race to fill up Low Earth Orbit with mega-satellite constellations. It's getting crowded up there in Low Earth orbit (LEO). By now, flocks of Starlinks have ...

PENNSYLVANIA, USA — Viewers from Northeastern Pennsylvania sent pictures and videos spotting Starlink's satellite train Tuesday night. The Starlink satellite train is a group of SpaceX ...

A telescope and camera were trained on NGC 5353/4, a magnitude 11 galaxy group in Canes Venatici, when suddenly the image was photobombed by an extremely bright train of satellites streaking ...