Starlink satellites appear as a string of bright, moving lights in the night sky. They move across the sky in a straight line, often appearing as a train of lights.
Here's what you need to know about spotting Starlink:
- Appearance: The satellites are typically visible as bright, white dots against the dark sky. They are often described as looking like a train of lights moving across the sky.
- Movement: The satellites move in a straight line, usually at a consistent speed.
- Number: The number of satellites visible at any given time can vary, depending on the location and time of day. You might see a few or a large number of them.
- Visibility: Starlink satellites are most visible shortly after sunset or before sunrise when the sky is still dark but the sun is low enough to reflect off the satellites.
- Location: The location of the satellites in the sky can change, depending on the time of day and their orbital path.
You can use websites like Find Starlink to find out when and where Starlink satellites will be visible in your location.
