I could use some assistance with the satellite situation. <\/p>\n
Time:<\/strong> 9:03 PM AST, facing WSW on February 23 Hello everyone! I\u2019m back for some more insights. Yesterday, I shared videos of some unidentified objects, and thanks to your feedback, I learned they might be Starlink satellites. I checked various websites you suggested, and it seems that many of the lights I filmed align with the areas these sites predicted would experience the most flaring, so I appreciate that. <\/p>\n I analyzed hundreds of trajectories from my videos using Metabunk\u2019s sky map, but there are still some lights that remain a mystery. One particular light in the video stands out: it doesn\u2019t follow the same arc as the others, doesn\u2019t match any patterns from the sky maps, and appears right on the horizon. It lasts for over two minutes and moves almost directly “up.” I initially thought it might be heading straight toward me rather than off to the side, but I couldn’t find any trajectories that fit this description for this timeframe or the rest of the evening. <\/p>\n While reviewing my videos with the new perspective of them likely being satellites, I found that most of them match this theory\u2014except for the one I mentioned above and several instances where the lights were visible through very dense clouds. Some lights even seem to change direction, although I suspect that could be due to my camera. <\/p>\n If anyone is willing to dive into some archives and help explain that one specific example, it would really help clear up my confusion. Thank you!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\nLocation:<\/strong> Dominicus, Dominican Republic <\/p>\n