Correct. This time last year, we would use this site and have 5-10 timings each night that we could watch the train. https://findstarlink.com/#50.51,North,116.03,West;3b166er1337 wrote: ↑ Actually it did work.
More than a year ago, I was watching the second or third 60-satellite train passing overhead. The train was bright and frankly a sight to be held. It was over Lake Louise and others tourists had the same awe reaction.
Now there are so many more Starlink satellites in orbit and they are very difficult to be seen now. The Vox article was published a year ago and a lot have changed.
I would alert the guests at our resort (if it was clear) and they would be gobsmacked. Now, we never see them, which is a good thing really, because we're fans of our terrific night sky. (Our dog was barking at Orion a couple of nights ago!)