jorbill2or wrote:
With time they won’t be in a “line” as close together but will spread out. Keep in mind only the northern 1/2 of the US and Canada is going “live” public testing this year and without its full array. Worldwide will take a lot more launches Supposedly you’ll need a 2 foot round plate type dish mounted on the roof with a clear view of at least part of the sky of course.
Yes , Astronomers are having a fit about the visual interference. But it is the future. Sky net is near ,:)
I was thinking they would be inline all the time... Spreading out they will be all over the sky I guess... To me that would be even worse for us stargazers...
I need to read up on the system...
No one got to vote on the system...
Roy Ken
