Satellite Passes Tonight — Royal Fallsmont, NY

Live satellite pass predictions for Royal Fallsmont, New York. Updated in real time.

Tonight's Visible Passes

ATLAS CENTAUR 2 4:51 AM
Max elevation 26°
Direction SW → ESE
Duration 19 min
ISS (ZARYA) 5:52 AM
Max elevation 42°
Direction WSW → ENE
Duration 11 min
SL-3 R/B 6:22 AM
Max elevation 7°
Direction WNW → NNE
Duration 10 min
ATLAS CENTAUR 2 6:38 AM
Max elevation 30°
Direction WSW → ESE
Duration 20 min
THOR AGENA D R/B 6:57 PM
Max elevation 35°
Direction SE → N
Duration 14 min
THOR AGENA D R/B 8:36 PM
Max elevation 31°
Direction S → NNW
Duration 14 min

Predictions computed at 2:43 AM. Times shown in local time.

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Satellite Watching in Royal Fallsmont

Best Viewing Season

Summer and early fall (June–September)

Weather Conditions

Winters bring frequent cloud cover. Summer offers the longest and warmest viewing windows. Fall is excellent with clear, crisp nights.

Light Pollution

Royal Fallsmont has a Bortle class of 5 (moderate light pollution — bright satellites easily visible). The Northeast region averages about 90 clear nights per year.

Launch Visibility

Too far north to see Cape Canaveral launches directly. Follow live streams for the best experience.

Not visible from the Northeast. Vandenberg launches head south over the Pacific.

Viewing Tips for Royal Fallsmont

Head to rural areas in Vermont, New Hampshire, or Maine for darker skies. Coastal areas can offer unobstructed horizons for low-elevation passes.

Best Time to Watch

Check for passes during the first 2 hours after sunset or before sunrise. This is when satellites catch sunlight against a dark sky.

What to Look For

Satellites look like steady, bright stars moving smoothly across the sky. They don't blink like airplanes.

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