OBSERVER MESSAGES ABOUT THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION AND SATFLARE SITE
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Date Now: 19/04/2024 05:07:24 UTC Refresh

Registered Users: 33793. Welcome to our new member IT9HOL (Gabriele) who registered on 17/04/2024 19:58:07 UTC. Many thanks for having joined us.

radames
07/04/2024 23:24:29 UTC
Saludos a todos los integrantes de este grupo ..y feliz de tener acceso a la informacion que nos da este sitio. desde Chile

drtbks
08/03/2024 22:08:44 UTC
Hey guys greetings from Bielefeld in Germany. I hope you have a great Day/Night

Starsearcher
08/03/2024 14:17:25 UTC
Hello all. Greetings from Krefeld, Germany. Nice Page here. I am just watching to the battery pack that drops from the ISS Station to Earth (08.03.2024).

Rolobre
29/02/2024 08:25:34 UTC
Hello everybody from Spain! I've just discovered this page and it seems so useful, exactly what I was looking for. Have a nice day :)

Owleyes
11/02/2024 02:37:40 UTC
I’m excited to find this page and look forward to learning more about the sky.

Raselsk
08/08/2023 18:26:57 UTC
Hi every body

BlackWatchClanHQ
11/06/2023 06:30:06 UTC
respects from Dundee UK

Wenmar
14/02/2023 02:14:04 UTC
Greetings from Daytona Beach, Florida, US. I’ve been a lifelong night sky enthusiast. My first major observance and most impactful was seeing Halley’s Comet in 1986. I live an hour from the Kennedy Space Center and I try to watch every launch, in fact, I got to see the Delta Heavy Load launch recently and it did not disappoint! I especially love the nighttime launches! I also try to watch the ISS flyovers too. Last year, I got the opportunity to tour the Johnson Space Command Center in Houston, TX and I was like a child again. Seeing the Saturn V rocket in person was jaw-dropping! It was amazing that anything that big can get off the ground and into space is nothing short of miraculous. I’m here because my cousin told me about the Starlink train. I have never heard of, or seen it and I can’t wait! So, hello and thanks for reading!

D34DlyM4N
30/07/2022 01:18:48 UTC
Hello everyone I'm Khalid from Iraq joined satflare to see and check the satellites and the new information about them.

MDrion
10/06/2022 11:28:23 UTC
Bonjour à tous, j’ai toujours été attiré par ce qu’il se passe au-dessus de moi. Très intéressé par le ciel profond, l’ISS, Starlink, etc, je vous ai trouvé un peu par hasard et j’en suis ravi. Bonnes observations à tous.

malcolm
04/04/2022 17:15:16 UTC
I've been watching the ISS for a long time, but my most vivid memory is of one of the Shuttles and the ISS close together as I sat outside a pub in Norfolk (UK). I figure the ISS is the most remarkable achievement. I did go to Baikonur for a Soyuz launch a few years back (happier times).

MachineGunJr
22/03/2022 13:57:11 UTC
Que onda amigos observadores, me llamo Julio César y soy del norte de México 🇲🇽. Me encanta esta página la cuál acabo de descubrir, espero pronto poder aprender todas las funcionalidades y colaborar gratamente en esta comunidad.saludos

MachineGunJr
22/03/2022 13:57:08 UTC
Que onda amigos observadores, me llamo Julio César y soy del norte de México 🇲🇽. Me encanta esta página la cuál acabo de descubrir, espero pronto poder aprender todas las funcionalidades y colaborar gratamente en esta comunidad.saludos

Mendoza
24/01/2022 22:55:34 UTC
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25/01/2022 22:36:25 UTC
Hi fellow Satflare observers, I'm really pleased to join your group and observe the passage of the ISS. I find the whole journey of the ISS to be quite absorbing and even hypnotic to see places on this planet I will never get to.

papaya
06/01/2022 05:57:28 UTC
Hello from Little Neck, NY USA. Just found satflare recently and thought it would be a fun site to join. Cheers.

jemadsen2
23/06/2021 14:36:27 UTC
Greetings! I live in New Mexico, USA. I have been watching satellites since the US launched ECHO. Before that, I would listen to the Sputnik signal from orbit on my Dad's shortwave radio. I found this site while waiting for my Starlink Dishy. Thanks for the site!

KatTrack
21/05/2021 08:49:14 UTC
Hi Everyone, I am in Elmenteita, Kenya on Soysambu Conservancy and I am tracking lions using IR SAT (GPS/UHF) collars.

bernon
17/05/2021 18:15:58 UTC
Hi from northeastern Brazil. I am an amateur astronomer in this hobby since 2007. My focus is on visual observation of the sky with binoculars and telescopes. I also do some astrophotography. Sometimes during an observation session I spot satélites and even space debris reentry. That brought me to satflare.

agmg
08/05/2021 10:46:35 UTC
Hi everybody from Naples (Italy), I'm an aerospace engineering student and a space enthusiast. I'm particularly interested in altered gravity research and in Additive Manufacturing for out-of-Earth applications. Astrodynamics is also really fascinating for me and I'm really enjoing satflare with all the data and visualizations. Your're amazing people, that's why i joined the community!

Pruslee
29/03/2021 23:53:40 UTC
ISS tonight, picture taken from s phone!

grant1944
17/03/2021 19:09:09 UTC
p.b.grant@btinternet.com any onr interested please send a mailer Alien2alien

grant1944
17/03/2021 19:03:22 UTC
hi all from alien2alien check out the HD iss link especially when in the dark side of earth there is many items going right to left usually Nasa blue the screen ,Any ideas as to what the are REGARDS alien2alien

Caz
02/03/2021 06:55:29 UTC
Hi, everyone from a dedicated star, satellite and iss watcher. always looking up to the sky, seeing what i can observe. I live on the far south coast in NSW in Australia, great place to see lots of things.

Bugsy
28/12/2020 03:00:57 UTC
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28/12/2020 03:19:23 UTC
Hi from Gold Coast, Australia. I had my first ever sighting of Starlink chain on 01 Nov 2020 at about 04.00. I only just left home when I caught sight of them, counting 10 and still going, I ran home to show my husband. But sadly he missed out. From then I have not seen anymore (not from a lack of trying) I've seen solo satellite i.e the impressive ISS and Hubble and other faint ones. I have used this plus several other sites, for prediction. And when all site agree of a sighting. I'm out there 10-15min, give or take, prior and watch, wait....15min after....nil sighting :(. I want my husband to witness this train of beauty to no avail. He has seen ISS and Hubble, but no Starlink. Any suggestion would be appreciate. Site used: *james.darpinian.com, SATFLARE, n2yo.com, and findstarlink.com

Astrofarmer1
20/12/2020 13:23:32 UTC
Hi folks, SpaceX deorbit burn i captured yesterday morning from classified mission. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxhzTjCWous

pankajjani4u1953
02/12/2020 02:54:50 UTC
Hi Everyone, this is Pankaj Jani VU3PMJ, On Dec 1, 2020 No Signal No prediction Chart available on my Longitude and Latitude address, 73s and Namaste from Mumbai, India

KC3PPB
09/11/2020 10:20:27 UTC
Good Morning everyone. Observed an ISS passover this morning. Very bright and clear. Tried to contact the onboard amateur radio repeater with no luck. Stay safe.

suchyy
12/10/2020 19:32:56 UTC
Hello everyone from Poland (Lublin). I've just registered on SATFLARE. I'm interested in photographing satellites in difficult urban lighting conditions. Recently, in April and August this year, I was able to capture the flashing USA-32 (satellite Singleton): https://ibb.co/c1CHc2n https://ibb.co/r0g96zM https://ibb.co/SyQK3Pc https://ibb.co/w0Snp6f

Astrofarmer1
08/09/2020 11:01:55 UTC
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08/09/2020 11:02:27 UTC
Hi folks, Starlink 11 tonight Recorded with H.A modded A7s - 2 groups - 10° to 14° - WSW to SSW 7:39 pm NZT rise to 7:54 pm NZT rise. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUWN6u0xNsE

Astrofarmer1
10/08/2020 08:48:57 UTC
Starlink 9 - 10th batch from NZ tonight 6:44 pm NZST 6:44 am UTC https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Tioj6f_35U

gstarnes55
22/07/2020 01:14:41 UTC
Hi everyone, from Athens, Texas. I just registered here at SATFLARE. I've seen many ISS passes on my iPhone using ISS Detector app. It's going to take some time to get familiar with SATFLARE but it looks like a fantastic website. I used to watch Iridium flares. So cool. I hope SATFLARE can help me see some more of them along with satellites and the ISS.

Wimbornewolf
14/06/2020 16:56:21 UTC
Saw about a dozen around a month ago, and have been waiting ever since. The skies have been cloudy and no passes for the next 5 days but the skies are clearing here is hoping to see it again.

UP300
11/06/2020 08:50:29 UTC
Starlink Train 5 tonight, Got to see seven very very faint satellites tonight here in Toowoomba

Tmma
11/06/2020 00:51:22 UTC
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11/06/2020 00:53:00 UTC
Hello everyone I’m in ohio in the USA long time iss watcher wanting to see the star link this site is awesome glad to be a member!!!

amy2527
10/06/2020 09:59:23 UTC
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10/06/2020 10:00:42 UTC
Good evening from the very chilly Adelaide Hills in South Australia! My name is Ann-Marie, I've always had a fascination with space and have been watching the skies whenever the ISS passes overhead. A bit disappointed that I didn't spot any Starlink satellites tonight but not going to let that stop me!!

azri
09/06/2020 15:54:45 UTC
Hello from a satellite observer in Brunei

LeeBee
05/06/2020 06:56:34 UTC
Hi from Canada! Been out Starlink train spotting tonight. My dad has taken me out satellite spotting since I was little, and I'm recently getting back into it!

antonio62
31/05/2020 15:31:47 UTC
Ciao a tutti, sono appena arrivato. Sono Antonio dall'altopiano della Sila in Calabria, dove meteo permettendo, il cielo di notte presenta uno scenario MERAVIGLIOSO. La sera prima di andare a letto, e durante i risvegli nutturni, non posso fare a meno di sbirciare il firmamento, osservare la via lattea, e ogni volta è un'emozione indescrivibile. Da piccolo ricordo che la nonna mi indicava quei puntini luminosi in cielo ai quali lei stessa dava il nome. Da allora quando alzo lo sguardo al cielo cerco "I TRI ALI" come chiamava lei la cintura di orione.

Telfer
31/05/2020 10:22:16 UTC
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31/05/2020 10:25:10 UTC
Hello all from bonny Scotland . I cant say that I have experience or knowledge of the solar system or space. I simply stare into the dark sky's where ever I go and wonder what is up there !.As an engineer I know what it takes to make a trip to the stars happen ,well done to every man ,woman who helped make our journey to touch the blackness of space .Maybe one day we will meet our neighbour's.

Pier62
27/05/2020 14:27:11 UTC
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27/05/2020 14:30:28 UTC
Thank you, I wish a good trip to all from Puglia!

300UP
24/05/2020 23:17:17 UTC
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24/05/2020 23:17:52 UTC
Great to be on the message board at long last . Hope i can find something to share will all.

lucilla76
22/05/2020 23:53:23 UTC
Hello, I try to see live but I see only the ISS from the top cannot see the earth

Nye
20/05/2020 16:12:41 UTC
Hello everyone I'm Nye, an artist based on London. I'm interested in tracking satellites for a new artwork I'm developing. I'm pretty much a newbie in this area but excited to find out more.

dgak050n
13/05/2020 19:38:35 UTC
Hello, I am Daniel González, from Santiago, Chile.

SergioZaina
13/05/2020 00:31:42 UTC
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13/05/2020 00:32:38 UTC
Hello. I'm Sergio Zaina from Tremembe-SP, Brazil!

CarlosKerber
11/05/2020 15:55:31 UTC
Hello from Brazil - São Sebastião do Paraíso - MG

DrCoffee
10/05/2020 20:43:32 UTC
Hello everyone, I don't know much and want to learn about astronomy.

crAsHdot
04/05/2020 15:59:30 UTC
Helo from the southern tip of Lake Michigan. I’m an amateur astronomer for 55 years now and my son is an astrophysicist. My first memory of a ‘satellite’ spotting was Apollo 11, in the constellation Gemini, on their way to the moon! Last night at 9PM CDT I was casually looking at the sky on a rare clear night and spotted the last dozen satellites in the latest Starlink group. They were about 30 seconds between each and spaced 10 degrees apart. I didn’t know what they were at the time, except that they were satellites. But investigation led me to this site, and I am pleased to be a new member. I plan to see the next group sooner after launch to see the “train” of satellites. Cheers!

siddharthx
04/05/2020 12:02:15 UTC
Hi I am siddharth and currently locked down in Hyderabad. Love tracking and watching the skies. Do star trails every now and then. A couple of months back I was shooting Tancho Cranes in Hokkaido and saw the entire starlink train pass overhead in some spectacular night skies. Have seen the ISS over Hyderabad as well just after some rains and the sky was clear. Would love to be a part of this community and learn and share.

FLeeG
03/05/2020 15:32:14 UTC
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03/05/2020 15:33:49 UTC
Greetings all. I have been watching satellites go over since I was young and watching TelStar go over the DC area. We used to call the Smithsonian hotline to get the times of the passes so we could go out and watch for the passes. I now live in Naples, FL and am 69 years old. Now I get text notifications on my cell phone. Technology has come so far, but I find it still amazing to go out and just watch as they go over.


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