File:Starlink Flares, 53 degree orbital inclination.jpg
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English: Composite image showing 27.5 minutes of Starlink satellite flares near the constellation Cassiopeia. Brief flaring is caused by the multitude of satellites in the 53° orbital inclination, reflecting off the sun as they reach the highest-latitude of their orbits. |
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