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Another noob qeustion that I do not have the knowledge to figure out.
It's is possible to see the shadow of a sattilte?
It's is possible to see the shadow of a sattilte?
Satellite shadows are the dark areas that can be seen on the Earth's surface when an artificial satellite passes overhead. These shadows are created when the satellite blocks the sunlight from reaching the ground in its path.
Satellite shadows are formed when the satellite blocks the sunlight from reaching the Earth's surface. This can happen when the satellite is positioned between the Sun and the Earth, casting a shadow on the ground below.
The size and shape of satellite shadows can change depending on the position of the satellite in its orbit, the angle of the Sun's rays, and the topography of the Earth's surface. This can cause the shadows to appear longer or shorter, wider or narrower, and more or less defined.
Studying satellite shadows can provide valuable information about the Earth's topography and the movement of artificial satellites. It can also aid in the development of more accurate satellite positioning and navigation systems.
There are no known dangers associated with satellite shadows. However, they may cause temporary disruptions in satellite communications and can impact the accuracy of satellite-based measurements and observations.