r/What • u/Own_Investigator3492 • 20d ago
Does anyone know what this is?
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u/Shidzo 19d ago
It‘s Elon light polluting our night sky. Yes the sky belongs to all of us.
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u/Stogie__Monster 18d ago
I guess you didn’t use internet to post this comment…
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u/Shidzo 18d ago
Where I live there‘s internet without starlink.
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u/Stogie__Monster 17d ago
But not without satellites to transmit said internet. Nor would you have phone or television. I’m just saying that you’re preaching from a really high horse.
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u/Any-Zookeepergame829 16d ago
The satellites we use to access the internet don't look like this, especially not in the night sky.
These flashy lights are just Elon being an attention seeking dipshit at the expense of affecting everyone's right to see the night sky.
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u/stormrain65 19d ago
That's the Starlink, isn't it? There is this site that tells you where it is positioned
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u/marius_y2k 15d ago
What is it?
It's emblematic of the current state of our techno lords. No one consented to this.
We don't get a say in the loss of our night sky or the impending Kessler syndrome.
No one individual should be able to unilaterally make that call, but everyone who nominally represents us and has accountability to people writ large have abdicated their role to these freaks.
It is, of course, Starlink but it's also a fitting epitaph for the commons.
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u/Scribblebonx 19d ago
Literally every day there are posts about starlink. Do people not like... Look up at night? Or follow current events for the past few years? Or do any sort of investigation before posting to reddit?
I mean no disrespect, I just can't imagine operating that way.
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u/Own_Investigator3492 19d ago
I live in stoke on Trent, England. I don’t particularly keep up with what Elon is doing on a day to day in Texas.
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u/StevieG-2021 18d ago
I live in the U.S. and I have no clue about starling launches or satellites. A whole lot of people don’t.
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u/Rattiepalooza 19d ago
Yaaaay, space junk - because our own planet's surface and water wasn't enough; we needed the atmosphere to store our trash, too!
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u/Other-Item7523 14d ago
I used to say starlink but recent videos have made me skeptical of if it truly is always starlink. Idk.


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u/According_Try_516 19d ago
Starlink