Q, I’m hoping one of your team is monitoring the boards because I need to give information you may not be aware of – hoping you are though.
There is a satellite near where I live that is red in color which I only noticed a couple months ago to the south. It was sitting near the moon. Moon hasn’t been out for days and I haven’t been out to check this satellite until last night and it has now moved northeast. It is obviously not a star, way too close and has the reddish color. Hoping it is ours.
No chance it is Mars, as Mars doesn't sit near moon for 2 months and then move.
Not gone if that was Mars and much closer than all other stars.
It's relevant as it's much closer AND larger than any other stars. I've seen Mars throughout my life and it's not Mars.
So it moved 160 degrees to the north and will move back 160 degrees when the moon is visible again?
Make that 180 degrees.
No, but I know the distance from this satellite and the stars behind it is very great.
Ok, so this satellite is moving about and it doesn't sit behind the trees where I can't see it, but where I can see it. I'm just hoping it is ours and not theirs.