Lumières étranges à l'ouest de Marguerittes - Odd lights in the sky, south of France, Gard.

            Toute cette série a été capturée dès le début du phénomène avec trépied et télécommande, cependant, dans ma précipitation j'ai oublié de faire la mise au point. Du coup elles sont floues.
Elles montrent tout de même leurs nombres, leurs trajectoires, leurs luminosité (quasi équivalente à Sirius). Elles apparaissent toutes depuis le même endroit quasiment et suivent la rotation de la Terre (elles sont donc dans l'espace et non dans le ciel terrestre). Leur luminosité est croissante, dure 3,4 ou 5 seconde puis s'éteignent.
Il s'agit du même phénomène que l'année dernière (décembre 2023 à mars 2024). 
A noter que j'ai tenté de les suivre aux jumelles, les satellites sont encore visibles après qu'ils disparaissent de la vue physique, et on peut encore suivre leurs trajectoires, ces lumières disparaissent même dans les jumelles.)
E. Musk nous cacherait-il quelques nouveaux modèles ? Lol !! 

This whole series was captured from the beginning of the phenomenon with a tripod and remote control, however, in my haste I forgot to focus. As a result, they are blurry.
They still show their numbers, their trajectories, their brightness (almost equivalent to Sirius). They all appear from almost the same place and follow the rotation of the Earth (they are therefore in space and not in the Earth's sky). Their brightness is increasing, lasts 3, 4 or 5 seconds then goes out.
This is the same phenomenon as last year (December 2023 to March 2024).
Note that I tried to follow them with binoculars, the satellites are still visible after they disappear from physical view, and we can still follow their trajectories, these lights disappear even in binoculars.)
Is E. Musk hiding some new models from us? OMG!!
   

Taken on: December 30, 2024

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