Satellites, wandering stars, stars don't wander. Unless it's a shooting star, but that's a meteorite. The universe moves as we rotate, sure, and over time positions different to our observations, 5 thousand years ago was different than today. But aren't stars, fixed, the North star will always be North, etc.
Satellites however are quite different, and you can see them move. They aren't planets or stars. How pray tell, did you come up with, they dont exist?
So drones are moving in the night sky above us? But the Satellites aren't. Hahaha. Where do you come up with this, and how. Look at that sky you can see them move. No stars don't do this, like that. Unless they're shooting stars, whoosh gone, because that's a meteorite. Satellites aren't that quick, but there's movement in that sky.
I explained the universe moves as we rotate. Observations as if you took a picture from when you were born, and now today, would look slightly different, and over thousands of years, there's a bigger difference. But the stars like the North Star will still point you North upon locating it. Orion is still under the pyramids. Despite other constellations around it drifting.
I am not hot on an explanation, but my rudimentary knowledge is easily proving you wrong. Real simple what's that shit moving above our heads, you can easily observe them and they're not drones. The reason I am not hot on this topic. I am in a stinking city full of light pollution. But I can see the freaking satellites. Sometimes I can see quite a few more stars, planets, and things. No where near to being out in the open night sky, seeing the cosmos. It's becoming a thing of the past today. Europe has largely become a light polluting shithole. Rurally still get a glimpse, when it's clear, but it ain't somewhere where there's much better observation.
If you look up at the night sky, and see a small light moving across the sky, it is either a wandering star, or a drone. Any proof that it is a satellite, does not exist.
Sure, typically they where known as wandering stars, back in time.
Satellites, wandering stars, stars don't wander. Unless it's a shooting star, but that's a meteorite. The universe moves as we rotate, sure, and over time positions different to our observations, 5 thousand years ago was different than today. But aren't stars, fixed, the North star will always be North, etc.
Satellites however are quite different, and you can see them move. They aren't planets or stars. How pray tell, did you come up with, they dont exist?
So take a picture of your telescope viewing the Hubble, for instance. Ill wait.
No. But you can look at satellites, pin pointing hubble you'd have to be in an observatory knowing its exact location.
Either you're trying to be clever. But it ain't if you don't believe satellites are real.
Here is a supposed ancient satellite. https://www.gaia.com/article/black-knight-satellite-mystery-decoded
Here is the Wiki attempting to debunk it. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Knight_satellite_conspiracy_theory
As far as real satellites go look at that press.
So you are admitting you cant see the most famous satellite ever?
Okay. Lets do the ISS then?
Hell. You take your telescope and find me a Verizon or Att satellite even.
Stars wandering is not a new concept, they been observed to wander as far back as 2000 years ago.
Another explanation is that what you might see moving at the night sky, is drones.
So drones are moving in the night sky above us? But the Satellites aren't. Hahaha. Where do you come up with this, and how. Look at that sky you can see them move. No stars don't do this, like that. Unless they're shooting stars, whoosh gone, because that's a meteorite. Satellites aren't that quick, but there's movement in that sky.
I explained the universe moves as we rotate. Observations as if you took a picture from when you were born, and now today, would look slightly different, and over thousands of years, there's a bigger difference. But the stars like the North Star will still point you North upon locating it. Orion is still under the pyramids. Despite other constellations around it drifting.
I am not hot on an explanation, but my rudimentary knowledge is easily proving you wrong. Real simple what's that shit moving above our heads, you can easily observe them and they're not drones. The reason I am not hot on this topic. I am in a stinking city full of light pollution. But I can see the freaking satellites. Sometimes I can see quite a few more stars, planets, and things. No where near to being out in the open night sky, seeing the cosmos. It's becoming a thing of the past today. Europe has largely become a light polluting shithole. Rurally still get a glimpse, when it's clear, but it ain't somewhere where there's much better observation.
If you look up at the night sky, and see a small light moving across the sky, it is either a wandering star, or a drone. Any proof that it is a satellite, does not exist.