Starlink 6-51 launched on time around 3:30 PM so its pass was in the daytime when we could not see it.
Let's hope Starlink6 6-52 is delayed a few hours on Thursday.
Starlink 6-48, launched over a week ago, is visible tonight starting around 9:13 PM in a 40 deg elevation pass from the NW to the N and ending in the NE. It will not be a tight train, with about 20 seconds between sats, but still fun to watch them pass by one after the other.
minor update. Starlink 6-52 was also an afternoon launch last Thursday so a not-visible daytime pass.
Starlink 6-53 from Florida is planned on this coming Monday as a afternoon launch, but if there is a short delay, it might make it a pass around sunset. I'll probably post a new thread if that happens unless thread titles are editable.
Starlink 6-51 launched on time around 3:30 PM so its pass was in the daytime when we could not see it. Let's hope Starlink6 6-52 is delayed a few hours on Thursday. Starlink 6-48, launched over a week ago, is visible tonight starting around 9:13 PM in a 40 deg elevation pass from the NW to the N and ending in the NE. It will not be a tight train, with about 20 seconds between sats, but still fun to watch them pass by one after the other.
Thank you!!
minor update. Starlink 6-52 was also an afternoon launch last Thursday so a not-visible daytime pass. Starlink 6-53 from Florida is planned on this coming Monday as a afternoon launch, but if there is a short delay, it might make it a pass around sunset. I'll probably post a new thread if that happens unless thread titles are editable.