If it's like the last one i caught and the timing is right you might be able to see the little satellites being dispersed if it passes over UK. I could discern them with a very modest pair of binoculars and it seemed to be spraying them out in all directions at the rate of about one every three seconds. Just over twenty minutes from launch.
> You make it sound a bit monotonous. Which it probably would be without the Doppler effect.
But it’s a gradual and sympathetic things vs the ear wrenching horror of some high reviving tiny little engine run it’s full range ever 5 seconds on repeat.
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