Question

How do we locate the moving satellite in the sky?


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Answer 1

Answer:

Watch the sky closely in the dawn or dusk hours, and you'll likely see a moving “star” or two sliding by. These are satellites, or “artificial moons” placed in low Earth orbit. These shine via reflected sunlight as they pa.ss hundreds of kilometres overhead.

Answer 2

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