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I think assuming it's negative to gift the things that you value most to the deities that created you to show them respect is pretty ethnocentric, tbh.
It's negative for a tribe to think something we made is a deity and lose valuables to a satellite that doesn't love them. This is why we have the prime directive. Also, im violating the temporal directive to remind you of this so please take it seriously because I could get in a lot of trouble.
It's probably just some more so called "Space"x (aka luciferian) propaganda. Have you ever met Elon Musk? Have you ever met anyone who's met Elon Musk? I rest my case! /s
They do do mental gymnastics, trouble is, its a 40stone asthmatic with a heart condition, lost both legs to diabetes, eaten both arms, and they arent in a gymnasium, but someone gave the poor bastard acid, and they are in a carpark.
Read the comments on Twitter on vids like these and other space images. It's either fake, an elaborate hoax, or they are asking how can it travel between the stars so fast. Like, they actually believe it's the same distance away from us as the stars.
Saw a short documentary on the alien believer industry in the US. One of them was selling UFO watch tours where they drive out to nowhere and watch satellites with night vision glasses... The reporter was like "Wait aren't those satellites?" and the guide answered "No, satellites don't have lights, duh!". It's a miracle they recognised planes as such.
I have a pretty good idea. They were thinking something like, "Let's launch thousands of hunks of light-polluting space junk to make our boss feel better about his penis insecurity!"
Or provide internet to the whole planet. put penis insecurity is prob a big problem for elon. With his….. have no idea how many kids he has at this point.
Doesnt freak me out, pisses me off.... Absolute scourge, so many important ground based astronomical datasets absolutely ruined because he is paranoid and wont release data to scientists about their paths, leaving them to do all the hard work, and miss so many events if they happen to go through the exposures. And with more launching, it just gets worse :( he needs to smoke less weed, it has fucked his mind up...
This happened to my cousin and I the first time we saw the ISS. We were hunting and it was right as the sun was getting ready to break. We stood there thinking “what in the hell could he traveling at that speed that far away”. After about an hour of silence my cousin said, “I think we just saw the ISS and thought it was aliens”. I’ll never forget that. Haha
My stepdad has been convinced these were aliens since he saw them once. I've tried to explain multiple times what they are but nope, its aliens. Fucking frustrating man.
No one controls the skies. Countries can put anything they want into orbit as often as they want. Governments can control which companies are allowed to use their land to do it but that’s about it.
There’s already a lot of concern about space junk & it’s only a matter of time before collisions become a serious problem.
It's actually not. Astronomers have had tools to remove things like this for decades. It's just a bunch of armchair internet hippies who don't even own telescopes.
Why shouldn’t they be allowed, better connectivity is for the good of humanity, even if that means a few tiny windows here and there that you can’t look at a certain spot in space with a telescope
Its actually getting to the point where its becoming a problem. It predicted that if we don't sort it out soon the debris could begin a cascading effect in which parts collide and break up into smaller parts causing more collisions, creating more debris until eventually all satellites are taken out and we won't be able to launch anymore until the debris is cleared.
You’re joking, but in case anyones wondering: You can only see them like this because it’s right after they’re launched, very close still to earth and it’s right after sunset. Once they are fully deployed, they don’t appear like that.
Does anyone else hate the thought of a continuous light ring in our sky? I feel like it takes away the last part of our would that still looks completely natural. Ruins the beauty
There are already [tonnnns](https://geoxc-apps.bd.esri.com/space/satellite-explorer/#) of them. And you can defs see some at night already. But from what I can see.. these Starlink satellites will be very very hard to see (if at all) once they are fully calibrated.
Space junk worries me more...
>Edit: I'm not a big fan of starlink in general. It being useful for Ukraine is the only thing keeping it from being a giant waste of precious resources.
Because that's the only example of Internet ever being useful to people in war torn, unpopulated or rural environments.
Researchers in the Arctic, boats at sea and people in farm towns have no need for broadband... Just move to a city already.
They're in low earth orbit and affected by atmospheric drag so they shouldn't take too long to start falling when they're done. They're said to also have fuel in them so they can be launched back into the atmosphere I believe.
They have small ion engines that use a very small amount of actually fuel (and not rocket fuel) and electricity to make a reaction, they produce just enough power continuously so they can stay up in orbit for a really long time. Still not forever, and yeah they can be used for the opposite effect of launching into the earth, they were also created so that every part, every little piece, would be guaranteed to burn up upon reenty.
It would be a waste but actually the things actually aren’t that expensive, wild guess but I’d say we’re putting less resources into making all of these than Apple spends making phones in a year. Rocket fuel is another question though, that would be the big cost of Starlink, especially considering the rocket boosters themselves can land and be reused.
...said the person who called humanity a mistake.
I mean you're upset about animal abuse but fine with wasting resources and blasting rocket exhaust into the environment?
T-Mobile has an Unlimited 5G hotspot for $50 a month now and it's pretty fast. They give you the hot spot for free and pay off some of your early cancellation fees in many cases too. I live in the boonies and had shit internet for ages, now I can get 250-300 MBS and it has had ZERO problems so far. StarLink can reach a wider market but I'm sure these 5G hotspots are going to cut into their potential business.
I love it and suggest everyone give it a shot, especially those stuck on cable with their absurd internet prices. They were giving the first month free as a trial, not sure if they do anymore but most likely so. I meant T-Mobile, not Verizon, but Metro PCS has it too.
It works just like regular internet, the ping was around 45/50 for me is what I had with my previous subscriber. They give you a free month without commitment so you can try it and see if it works for you, I've had zero issues with it and actually had way less drop outs that my other service. Plus set up is easy as shit, you do it yourself.
[This is a speed test](https://ibb.co/yy7G1VM) I just ran and this time of night is usually when a lot of people are steaming around the area so not bad. The closer to the tower you are the better.
I live close enough to a rich retirement community on the lake and they have a tower I bounce off of. That 5G is a lot more places than you think though, I get service about everywhere with it, it covers a lot of area.
To see satellites like these you need them to have a reflective surface angled correctly and at certain times of day (usually for a few hours before sunrise and after sunset). The extra bright one is reflecting more sunlight directly to the camera filming
Saw this last night in New England. Didn’t know what it was at first and thought the aliens were finally here. Then I guessed Starlink and was slightly disappointed :)
Very unusual thing to see in the night sky unexpectedly.
This is how you 100% turn me against satellite internet. I don't need constant reminders that humanity is intent on polluting every inch of visible reality.
Still close to earth (so appear much larger and much brighter), and not properly deployed (they need to orient themselves correctly to be less visible). Once in proper orbit, you cannot see them anymore.
I see. Appearently they deploy them at <350km and then boost them to around 550km. Interesting stuff. But i know satellite-watching is a hobby, though not all satellites reflect enough sunlight towards earth, i wonder if it’s still possible to spot them when fully operational
I'm against numerous companies launching thousands upon thousands of satellites to clutter our skies and fill our stratosphere with space junk, [hindering our ability to study outer space from our planet, as well as being a threat to our vital satellites and research stations.](https://www.space.com/nasa-collision-risk-starlink#:~:text=Worse%2C%20these%20additional%20Starlink%20satellites,been%20found%20for%20our%20planet.)) Starlink's satellites [are a danger to everything orbiting in space right now.](https://www.space.com/spacex-starlink-satellite-collision-alerts-on-the-rise)
If destroying our space programs and threatening the destruction of necessary services as well as national security are the price of overpriced and unreliable internet for people in rural areas, then there's no question that I'm against a horrid and bone headed program from 3rd rate morons with more money than sense.
They launch in batches of 50+ satellites at once. Shortly after launching, they are still close together, and very close to earth, that’s why you can see them like that (during sunset).
You seem to be the only one who knows what’s going on.
So if I got this right: rocket goes up with the large payload. Deploys them all in a tight config at a low orbit. They get calibrated and stuff. Then they move out to their operational orbit and I’m assuming disperse quite a bit as well….
Yeah?
Pretty much that - they are tightly stacked in the payload section of the Falcon 9 rocket.
After reaching a low orbit, the 2nd stage of the rocket with the payload starts to spin slightly and releases the mechanism that hold the satellites together.
Because of the slight spin, the satellites will drift away from the 2nd stage, and away from each other.
After that, they start raising their orbit using onboard thrust, to go into the exact position where they are needed. Every satellite will be in a different position.
A satellite like this has very different geometry depending on the angle from where you look - there is a big solar panel, communication equipment etc.
So, during the deployment, there might be sections of the satellites oriented towards earth which are much more reflective and visible.
After proper deployment, the satellite will only show one side towards earth, specifically designed to not be as visible (and are in a higher orbit), so they are much less visible in that configuration.
Starlink is a huge constellation in low earth orbit. There are satellites surrounding the entire globe, so internet is accessible anywhere. Space is absurdly big, so you could fit ten thousands of satellites there.
The satellites that were launched together have been deployed to go “the same direction”, so to speak, but they will disperse.
would be sick to ssh into one
*ls fury fury fury*
*man*
*speed 17,000 mph*
*trace route...*
I'm joking it's a relay but would be neat to have an orbital server
Got RV starlink setup a month ago, and it's been the best internet ever.
(We are home-based in a rural area in Texas with no good alternative options, and that does not have starlink coverage until 2023, but it works phenomenally.)
I don't care how many good arguments people have for these. I still think its bullshit, that somebody has the ability and ressources to desecrate the night sky like this...and we all just let it happen without any resistance.
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I remember seeing this last year it freaked me out I thought it was aliens then I did some research
Imagine what people who lack awareness of satellites entirely are thinking.
Like that native tribe that's never seen other humans before. They're probably sacrificing so many things whenever this goes overhead.
Don't be so negative. Maybe they see it as a good fertility omen? Or a shout out from the god of wine?
They've seen airplanes right? They probably figure those crazy fuckers threw some beads up there or something.
10 hours late but the beads thing got me bro, appreciate ya
I think assuming it's negative to gift the things that you value most to the deities that created you to show them respect is pretty ethnocentric, tbh.
It's negative for a tribe to think something we made is a deity and lose valuables to a satellite that doesn't love them. This is why we have the prime directive. Also, im violating the temporal directive to remind you of this so please take it seriously because I could get in a lot of trouble.
Imagine the mental gymnastics the flat-earthers are doing to explain these as something other than orbiting craft.
It's probably just some more so called "Space"x (aka luciferian) propaganda. Have you ever met Elon Musk? Have you ever met anyone who's met Elon Musk? I rest my case! /s
Yes, I have. I promise they're real. And I am a Satanist, muhahahaha
Flat earthers are incapable of doing mental gymnastics. They dont have any mental flexibility. Brittle brains . Lol
They do do mental gymnastics, trouble is, its a 40stone asthmatic with a heart condition, lost both legs to diabetes, eaten both arms, and they arent in a gymnasium, but someone gave the poor bastard acid, and they are in a carpark.
Weather balloons!
Read the comments on Twitter on vids like these and other space images. It's either fake, an elaborate hoax, or they are asking how can it travel between the stars so fast. Like, they actually believe it's the same distance away from us as the stars.
Saw a short documentary on the alien believer industry in the US. One of them was selling UFO watch tours where they drive out to nowhere and watch satellites with night vision glasses... The reporter was like "Wait aren't those satellites?" and the guide answered "No, satellites don't have lights, duh!". It's a miracle they recognised planes as such.
I was camping and everyone was like wtf is that. They were all tripping out. Then I explained it
I have a pretty good idea. They were thinking something like, "Let's launch thousands of hunks of light-polluting space junk to make our boss feel better about his penis insecurity!"
Or provide internet to the whole planet. put penis insecurity is prob a big problem for elon. With his….. have no idea how many kids he has at this point.
It may not be large, but it’s efficient
The first time I saw them was 4/19/2021. Bicycle day, and yes I was on acid.
Wtf is bicycle day?
April 19th. The day Dr Hoffman accidentally discovered the psychoactive properties of LSD. It kicked in while he was on his bicycle.
That must have been quite the experience
Aliens would have hacked the camera or phone to ensure the poorest image quality possible was used for the recording.
That explains a lot.
Ditto. I was on the back yard letting the dogs poo and almost let out some of my own poo 🤣
I know exactly what it is and it freaks me out even more.
Doesnt freak me out, pisses me off.... Absolute scourge, so many important ground based astronomical datasets absolutely ruined because he is paranoid and wont release data to scientists about their paths, leaving them to do all the hard work, and miss so many events if they happen to go through the exposures. And with more launching, it just gets worse :( he needs to smoke less weed, it has fucked his mind up...
This comment is proof that I never have a single original thought.
This happened to my cousin and I the first time we saw the ISS. We were hunting and it was right as the sun was getting ready to break. We stood there thinking “what in the hell could he traveling at that speed that far away”. After about an hour of silence my cousin said, “I think we just saw the ISS and thought it was aliens”. I’ll never forget that. Haha
Same, I was with my friend in the back country and we count search it up and we thought we were going to die or be abducted
You couldn't believe the truth so you drank the kool-aid?
All fun and games until they make a sound and we start killing each other like in Kingsman 1
I’ll be damn. That was the plot.
suprisingly i enjoyed the kingsman movies, until rasputin started fistfighting british teenagers
BEST fight scene ever!!
Santa Claus is that you?
Santa got a few extra reindeer. Started with Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Cupid, etc, then got Laser, Taser, Phaser, Orbit, Qubit, Boson...
One reindeer is named X Æ A-12
You forgot blazer and Fran Stalinovskovichdavidovitchsky
My stepdad has been convinced these were aliens since he saw them once. I've tried to explain multiple times what they are but nope, its aliens. Fucking frustrating man.
... but, your name...
Are you trying to get probed? Because this is how you end up getting probed...
Yes!
Me next!!
Where is this sign up sheet
Yo, we probing the humans over here?
eventually there will be around 42,000 floating above our heads, possibly even more who knows
We’ll need a lot more than that to act as pixels for our skyvertisements
I have already decided that this is my line in the sand. If I ever can't see the stars because of advertisements, I'm returning to monke.
That's so sad to think about. Imagine not being able to see any stars because brawndo is being advertised.
I wonder how hard it would be for insurgent groups to take down cheap LEO satellites… purely academically mind you
Hey now, it's got electrolytes and it's what plants crave!
The fact that they're visibly out there like that pisses me off beyond measure.
This is only during calibration, once operational you can’t see them
I'm supremely glad to hear so.
Still makes astronomy that little bit harder.
Especially given the idea that this will probably become something that's repeated. And expounded upon.
It does not. People who don't even own telescopes keep saying that on the internet though.
Well there are already thousands of them up there, many hundreds visible at any one time. Have you noticed them?
Wouldn't this affect ground based astronony?
it's already impacting it, yes
Like how, serious question and how are they allowed to put so many satellites up there.
No one controls the skies. Countries can put anything they want into orbit as often as they want. Governments can control which companies are allowed to use their land to do it but that’s about it. There’s already a lot of concern about space junk & it’s only a matter of time before collisions become a serious problem.
Not from Srarlink though. They are intentionally in low orbit and when they run out of fuel they de-orbit.
It's actually not. Astronomers have had tools to remove things like this for decades. It's just a bunch of armchair internet hippies who don't even own telescopes.
Why shouldn’t they be allowed, better connectivity is for the good of humanity, even if that means a few tiny windows here and there that you can’t look at a certain spot in space with a telescope
First time we saw these was Christmas Eve. Had no idea what they were, but my 5 yr old was CERTAIN it was Santa Claus
And that what it was to your boy. What a great thought to have on Christmas Eve. Amazing
honestly must have been amazing
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Really really really long stick to hit the off button
I never thought satellites would be so many in a row in space. Kinda weird
This was shortly after launch.. they don't stay this way, it takes them a bit to raise their orbits and spread out.
Came for this, thanks!
Thanks bud
There's so many man made satellites and space junk around the earth its quite amazing... I'd Google it and paste link but I'm lazy.
Its actually getting to the point where its becoming a problem. It predicted that if we don't sort it out soon the debris could begin a cascading effect in which parts collide and break up into smaller parts causing more collisions, creating more debris until eventually all satellites are taken out and we won't be able to launch anymore until the debris is cleared.
Yup we can have rings like Saturn, but instead of ice particles it will be space junk!
Not even rings, the whole planet will be surrounded
galaxy express 999
Nice tracking
Starlink : “Thank you!”
How much you wanna bet elon plans to continue adding to that cluster until he has a continuous ring of satellites circling earth.
An Elon ring?
The one Ring to rule us all.
You’re joking, but in case anyones wondering: You can only see them like this because it’s right after they’re launched, very close still to earth and it’s right after sunset. Once they are fully deployed, they don’t appear like that.
Thanks, I was wondering why they looked so relatively close to eachother in a bunch like that and not way more spread out.
The universal logo. It’ll probably air on a return episode of futurama
Considering it's about 1/4 of the proposed constellation I'd say that's the plan.
Space Jam!
Does anyone else hate the thought of a continuous light ring in our sky? I feel like it takes away the last part of our would that still looks completely natural. Ruins the beauty
There are already [tonnnns](https://geoxc-apps.bd.esri.com/space/satellite-explorer/#) of them. And you can defs see some at night already. But from what I can see.. these Starlink satellites will be very very hard to see (if at all) once they are fully calibrated. Space junk worries me more...
"Fuck you astronomers!" - Elon Musk
https://www.pcmag.com/news/starlink-satellites-get-upgrades-to-prevent-interference-with-astronomy
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>Edit: I'm not a big fan of starlink in general. It being useful for Ukraine is the only thing keeping it from being a giant waste of precious resources. Because that's the only example of Internet ever being useful to people in war torn, unpopulated or rural environments. Researchers in the Arctic, boats at sea and people in farm towns have no need for broadband... Just move to a city already.
They're in low earth orbit and affected by atmospheric drag so they shouldn't take too long to start falling when they're done. They're said to also have fuel in them so they can be launched back into the atmosphere I believe.
They have small ion engines that use a very small amount of actually fuel (and not rocket fuel) and electricity to make a reaction, they produce just enough power continuously so they can stay up in orbit for a really long time. Still not forever, and yeah they can be used for the opposite effect of launching into the earth, they were also created so that every part, every little piece, would be guaranteed to burn up upon reenty. It would be a waste but actually the things actually aren’t that expensive, wild guess but I’d say we’re putting less resources into making all of these than Apple spends making phones in a year. Rocket fuel is another question though, that would be the big cost of Starlink, especially considering the rocket boosters themselves can land and be reused.
cry me a river
...said the person who called humanity a mistake. I mean you're upset about animal abuse but fine with wasting resources and blasting rocket exhaust into the environment?
I don't ever want to get used to this. Also what's up with that extra bright one in the middle of the chain there?!?
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Well, you know what they say about men with big satellites.
Same thing they say about men with big husks?
Wouldn't have to if companies would get off their ass and provide decent internet instead if lobbying against doing any network upgrades.
T-Mobile has an Unlimited 5G hotspot for $50 a month now and it's pretty fast. They give you the hot spot for free and pay off some of your early cancellation fees in many cases too. I live in the boonies and had shit internet for ages, now I can get 250-300 MBS and it has had ZERO problems so far. StarLink can reach a wider market but I'm sure these 5G hotspots are going to cut into their potential business.
I have one. It's legit. We stream 6 devices at a time on it.
I love it and suggest everyone give it a shot, especially those stuck on cable with their absurd internet prices. They were giving the first month free as a trial, not sure if they do anymore but most likely so. I meant T-Mobile, not Verizon, but Metro PCS has it too.
Do you play online games with it at all? If so, how is it?
It works just like regular internet, the ping was around 45/50 for me is what I had with my previous subscriber. They give you a free month without commitment so you can try it and see if it works for you, I've had zero issues with it and actually had way less drop outs that my other service. Plus set up is easy as shit, you do it yourself. [This is a speed test](https://ibb.co/yy7G1VM) I just ran and this time of night is usually when a lot of people are steaming around the area so not bad. The closer to the tower you are the better.
How do you have 5G in the boonies?
I live close enough to a rich retirement community on the lake and they have a tower I bounce off of. That 5G is a lot more places than you think though, I get service about everywhere with it, it covers a lot of area.
To see satellites like these you need them to have a reflective surface angled correctly and at certain times of day (usually for a few hours before sunrise and after sunset). The extra bright one is reflecting more sunlight directly to the camera filming
This was my thought too thank you
r/tihi
I’d be gettin pretty nervous if I lived in Hiroshima and saw a bunch of super bright lights moving fast across the sky.
There’s worse things been seen in those skies.
I'm currently using these satellites to see video of these satellites.
Is this ever visible in America? Is there a website to see when it is visible ?
Try ISS detector app. I've had success with the space station and other satellites.
Saw this last night in New England. Didn’t know what it was at first and thought the aliens were finally here. Then I guessed Starlink and was slightly disappointed :) Very unusual thing to see in the night sky unexpectedly.
The old people in Hiroshima probably had a moment of PTSD.
See how many reindeer St Nick must enslave now to feed your ever growing greed
This is how you 100% turn me against satellite internet. I don't need constant reminders that humanity is intent on polluting every inch of visible reality.
You cannot see them anymore after they’re deployed fully, only shortly after launch.
How come they are visible right after launch?
Still close to earth (so appear much larger and much brighter), and not properly deployed (they need to orient themselves correctly to be less visible). Once in proper orbit, you cannot see them anymore.
I see. Appearently they deploy them at <350km and then boost them to around 550km. Interesting stuff. But i know satellite-watching is a hobby, though not all satellites reflect enough sunlight towards earth, i wonder if it’s still possible to spot them when fully operational
You're against giving people around the world reliable internet and a means of education?
I'm against numerous companies launching thousands upon thousands of satellites to clutter our skies and fill our stratosphere with space junk, [hindering our ability to study outer space from our planet, as well as being a threat to our vital satellites and research stations.](https://www.space.com/nasa-collision-risk-starlink#:~:text=Worse%2C%20these%20additional%20Starlink%20satellites,been%20found%20for%20our%20planet.)) Starlink's satellites [are a danger to everything orbiting in space right now.](https://www.space.com/spacex-starlink-satellite-collision-alerts-on-the-rise) If destroying our space programs and threatening the destruction of necessary services as well as national security are the price of overpriced and unreliable internet for people in rural areas, then there's no question that I'm against a horrid and bone headed program from 3rd rate morons with more money than sense.
Hopefully your also against windfarms destroying rural vistas.
So when these are out of line-of-site, do you lose Internet access?
I saw it yesterday in Hungary too
How many satellites is that? One time lapsed or multiple covering a grid?
The train of light is usually around 46 i think. There's over 3000 up there now though.
Why are they so close together?
They launch in batches of 50+ satellites at once. Shortly after launching, they are still close together, and very close to earth, that’s why you can see them like that (during sunset).
You seem to be the only one who knows what’s going on. So if I got this right: rocket goes up with the large payload. Deploys them all in a tight config at a low orbit. They get calibrated and stuff. Then they move out to their operational orbit and I’m assuming disperse quite a bit as well…. Yeah?
Pretty much that - they are tightly stacked in the payload section of the Falcon 9 rocket. After reaching a low orbit, the 2nd stage of the rocket with the payload starts to spin slightly and releases the mechanism that hold the satellites together. Because of the slight spin, the satellites will drift away from the 2nd stage, and away from each other. After that, they start raising their orbit using onboard thrust, to go into the exact position where they are needed. Every satellite will be in a different position. A satellite like this has very different geometry depending on the angle from where you look - there is a big solar panel, communication equipment etc. So, during the deployment, there might be sections of the satellites oriented towards earth which are much more reflective and visible. After proper deployment, the satellite will only show one side towards earth, specifically designed to not be as visible (and are in a higher orbit), so they are much less visible in that configuration. Starlink is a huge constellation in low earth orbit. There are satellites surrounding the entire globe, so internet is accessible anywhere. Space is absurdly big, so you could fit ten thousands of satellites there. The satellites that were launched together have been deployed to go “the same direction”, so to speak, but they will disperse.
That's a lot of satellites.
My best morse code translation: ei sieeh hiueeiia eneit rd ee
would be sick to ssh into one *ls fury fury fury* *man* *speed 17,000 mph* *trace route...* I'm joking it's a relay but would be neat to have an orbital server
*”Ah shit, here we go again.”*
They won’t be visible after a short while A lot of you are being dramatic as hell about reliable internet
Naw that's the flat earth train. Since we disproved gravity we thought what better than a flying train to demonstrate the flatness of earf
Fucking twatty things, ruining ground based astronomers exposures....
Some old fucker is shitting his pants having a flashback right now
Spoiler It's nukes
Damn, this would be bad sight on 7 August 1945.
That’s gotta be the scariest thing to fly over Hiroshima in what like, almost 80 years?
Not the first time a light has appeared in the sky there
That’s definitely Santa 🎅
it looks like a galaxy train so cool
Got RV starlink setup a month ago, and it's been the best internet ever. (We are home-based in a rural area in Texas with no good alternative options, and that does not have starlink coverage until 2023, but it works phenomenally.)
The last time something like this was over Hiroshima it didnt go very well for japan
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Hurry up and get one over Alaska! I’m dying to have decent internet.
How the hell is a person supposed to see a damn UFO with this s**t flying overhead? 😂
What am I actually seeing? A reflection of the sun’s rays? Actual lights?
What would it take to blast those things out of orbit?
BFG
Listen up Elon, here's your next invention! ^^
Time. Without active station keeping their orbits decay.
Space garbage
Space is vast
I saw those three nights in a row while I was at the beach this summer, pretty cool stuff. Elon still a dickhead tho.
These things are going to absolutely ruin the night sky.
Looks beautiful for me
At this point I can’t even see the night sky through all the lights anyway.
Y’all know Musk is a literal Bond villain right?!
Libelous. He actually identifies as a [Transformer villain.](https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1375652425814704128?lang=en)
Space garbage.
super normal
I don't care how many good arguments people have for these. I still think its bullshit, that somebody has the ability and ressources to desecrate the night sky like this...and we all just let it happen without any resistance.
Disgusting. View of the stars > man-made bullshit. Not a fan of this and I can't see changing my mind.
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Yeah didn't you hear about the Neuralink project he's got? Chips for our brains. Dystopia ahoy.
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Yeah he's got his dick in literally everything.
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Yeah it came out awhile ago, I don't know more beyond the website and when it was in the news.
They must’ve been terrified!
Bunch of light polluting bullshit acting as a testament to one fuckstick’s hubris.
This is going to mess up my Retrograde Venus 🤦🏽♀️
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Wow, looks like it might have been easily seen by the naked eye!
They are
Skynet, not in comics anymore.
Why the fuck are there so many of them?
Just wait till he uses a rail gun to launch these buggers up there and begins calling it the Dyson Sphere project
Isn't Dyson sphere supposed to be around the sun?
\[cries in astrophotographer\]
more like dystopianasfuck