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  • bcannon

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    Still trying to see it. I get the spot the station emails, guess I dont know what looking for. Will keep a eye out for now.
     

    COOPADUP

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    When you see other odd things in the sky, it could be just junk from old satellites.

    Space junk can impact other objects at over 22,300 mph, faster than a speeding bullet. Collisions with those tiny pieces often leave pits and dings in the many satellites, telescopes, and other objects orbiting our planet. In 2006, for example, a tiny piece of space junk collided with the International Space Station, taking a chip out of the heavily reinforced window.
     

    Bigtanker

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    Still trying to see it. I get the spot the station emails, guess I dont know what looking for. Will keep a eye out for now.

    It's as bright as a low flying plane, but doesn't blink. It basically looks like a really bright star moving across the sky, at about the speed you'd expect a plane to be traveling.
     
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