A plane below LEO
Parallax
Because in actuality it is far faster than a plane
how can you tell how fast it's moving if you don't know it's size nor it's height?
I cant track planes with my 8" scope. I can track the Goodyear blimp however.
At least a normal aircraft
You can track planes at high enough of an altitude
That is actually rather simple trigonometry
Trigonometry
im not talking about planes
bruh
im talking about the 'ISS'
Because every plane I've ever seen goes past my fov and I cant track it. Balloons do not. This was in between, must mean its higher up.
https://youtu.be/oM5fKcU5ClI
https://youtu.be/p22LSKPUxJk
We do use HABs from time to time, but those are not satellites
who's 'we'??
Satellites themselves, moreover, are often misinterpreted.
There was a HAB used in Antarctica for a low altitude satellite
The Aerospace community
The program lasted for 2 weeks
Did it launch the Satellite?
Because it cannot really pass the 100km threshold on its own
I don't think so
Hmmm
what satellites other than iss are observable AND are there any articles or videos that shows you how to? i've repeated the question 3 times now and all i got was yes and a picture of the satellite
KH-11
KH-12
Most satellites in general, actually
article or video that shows you how to track them?
like the iss?
OPSEC has been keeping tabs on them for a while
I am sure there is
Feel free to refer to the last photos
it's just a picture, until i can get a substantiated article or video that shows you how to track them it's safe to assume that they aren't there .
Didn't the ISS use to have pretty bad orbit decay
Substantiated how?
It did
And does still
