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SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket streaks into Florida's night sky carrying Starlink satellites to orbit (video)
SpaceX launched another batch of its Starlink internet satellites in a nighttime liftoff from Florida's Space Coast on ...
Starlink has sent thousands of satellites into orbit, but a surprising amount have fallen back to Earth. Some were brought ...
In October, United became the first major US carrier to offer free Starlink wifi on a mainline flight. The airline expects to ...
Starlink satellites orbit Earth around every 90 minutes, so you might be able to spot them several times in one evening. That ...
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How many Starlink satellites have fallen from the sky?
Elon Musk’s Starlink satellites are increasingly falling from the sky, with solar storms causing them to deorbit faster than ...
For just the second time in November, SpaceX is gearing up to deploy a batch of its Starlink internet satellites from ...
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Colorado Residents Capture Strange Line of Lights in the Sky — but the Cause Was Surprisingly Simple
One viewer reported that the anomaly was spotted in the Western sky and moved towards the Northeast before disappearing.
U.S. Senators John Hickenlooper and Mike Crapo have reintroduced a bill to limit the number of satellites you can see in the ...
A line of lights was spotted across several parts of Colorado on Tuesday night — but it might not be as mysterious as it ...
SpaceX launched 29 more of its Starlink satellites into low-Earth orbit on Sunday, a day after a fireball was spotted in the sky off the coast of Florida.
Arizonans have a good chance of seeing the next SpaceX rocket launch from California – if they stay up late. Here's where you might spot it.
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Comet Lemmon photos are plagued by satellite streaks. Here's how amateur astronomers face the problem
Astrophotographers combat satellite streaks by capturing a multitude of short exposures over the course of a single session.
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