Will Shooting Down Satellites Be Visible?

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The discussion centers around the visibility of an upcoming satellite event and the desire for real-time updates on when it will occur. Participants express interest in watching the event outdoors, contingent on clear weather conditions. There is mention of a related thread that has garnered significant attention, although it contains conspiracy theories regarding the satellite's nature. One user notes that rough weather in the Pacific may delay the event, while another seeks reliable online sources for immediate information about the satellite's status, expressing skepticism about mainstream news coverage. Overall, the conversation highlights a strong community interest in tracking the event and concerns about the availability of accurate information.
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If this happens, will this be easily visible?

Also, does anyone know of a website or something that will announce when it is going to happen? I would love to be able to be outside watching if it is going to be visible. Well, assuming my skies will be clear enough to see anything at all... :rolleyes:
 
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There's already a thread about this:

https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=211328

As you might imagine, there's quite a bit of interest from folks on this forum.

Last I heard, the weather on the Pacific was getting too rough for them to take a shot. Might have to wait until tomorrow.
 
Thanks Lisa. That thread seems to have a conspiracy flavor to it though about what the satelite IS. I am just looking for someplace on the internet that I can get up to the minute information on when it will be shot down. I would like to try to see it if it is possible.
 
Ah. No, I'm not privy to any such sites. I know what I know about the satelite from the mainstream news - it's well filtered for any actual information, then watered down, down, down :smile: !
 
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