Question for you geniuses

[Wut]

Bermuda is located at 32.3078 N, 64.750 W. A rocket is at 32.35 N, 67.58 W at an altitude of 113 miles.

Where do I look to see it? How high in the sky is it?

[Reservoir Dog]

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[Antknot]

Too late the rocket has moved.

[Blast]

Bermuda is located at 32.3078 N, 64.750 W. A rocket is at 32.35 N, 67.58 W at an altitude of 113 miles.

Where do I look to see it? How high in the sky is it?

Look to the west north west, and a about 45 degrees in the sky. Or look for the exhaust trail.

[WestTexasCrude]

Bermuda is located at 32.3078 N, 64.750 W. A rocket is at 32.35 N, 67.58 W at an altitude of 113 miles.

Where do I look to see it? How high in the sky is it?

Look to the west north west, and a about 45 degrees in the sky. Or look for the exhaust trail.

Kinda this. Not sure of the altitude angle, but look due West and then look about 10 degrees of the compass North of there.

[Animal]

Kinda this. Not sure of the altitude angle, but look due West and then look about 10 degrees of the compass North of there.

so, in other words, look toward where they are launching it?

[megman]

Bermuda is located at 32.3078 N, 64.750 W. A rocket is at 32.35 N, 67.58 W at an altitude of 113 miles.

Where do I look to see it? How high in the sky is it?

Quadractics is your friend.

[Blast]

Kinda this. Not sure of the altitude angle, but look due West and then look about 10 degrees of the compass North of there.

so, in other words, look toward where they are launching it?

Pretty much what I said.

[Wut]

Bermuda is located at 32.3078 N, 64.750 W. A rocket is at 32.35 N, 67.58 W at an altitude of 113 miles.

Where do I look to see it? How high in the sky is it?

Quadractics is your friend.

Whatever they are, we're not acquainted.

[WestTexasCrude]

Kinda this. Not sure of the altitude angle, but look due West and then look about 10 degrees of the compass North of there.

so, in other words, look toward where they are launching it?

What scares me is if Wut is talking a nighttime launch.

[Wut]

Kinda this. Not sure of the altitude angle, but look due West and then look about 10 degrees of the compass North of there.

so, in other words, look toward where they are launching it?

What scares me is if Wut is talking a nighttime launch.

The launch this past Saturday was a daytime launch but for future reference, with the rocket traveling at 13,000 mph I do want to start looking in the right direction as it won't be visible for long day or night.

[WestTexasCrude]

Kinda this. Not sure of the altitude angle, but look due West and then look about 10 degrees of the compass North of there.

so, in other words, look toward where they are launching it?

What scares me is if Wut is talking a nighttime launch.

The launch this past Saturday was a daytime launch but for future reference, with the rocket traveling at 13,000 mph I do want to start looking in the right direction as it won't be visible for long day or night.

So, how's the cloud cover usually during the Winter months over Bermuda?

[Wut]

Kinda this. Not sure of the altitude angle, but look due West and then look about 10 degrees of the compass North of there.

so, in other words, look toward where they are launching it?

What scares me is if Wut is talking a nighttime launch.

The launch this past Saturday was a daytime launch but for future reference, with the rocket traveling at 13,000 mph I do want to start looking in the right direction as it won't be visible for long day or night.

So, how's the cloud cover usually during the Winter months over Bermuda?

More frequent than summertime. For Saturday's launch it was raining.

[megman]

Bermuda is located at 32.3078 N, 64.750 W. A rocket is at 32.35 N, 67.58 W at an altitude of 113 miles.

Where do I look to see it? How high in the sky is it?

Where do I look to see it? - 32.35 N, 67.58 W
How high in the sky is it? - an altitude of 113 miles.

[Wut]

Bermuda is located at 32.3078 N, 64.750 W. A rocket is at 32.35 N, 67.58 W at an altitude of 113 miles.

Where do I look to see it? How high in the sky is it?

Where do I look to see it? - 32.35 N, 67.58 W
How high in the sky is it? - an altitude of 113 miles.

Well that clears it up.

[megman]

Bermuda is located at 32.3078 N, 64.750 W. A rocket is at 32.35 N, 67.58 W at an altitude of 113 miles.

Where do I look to see it? How high in the sky is it?

Where do I look to see it? - 32.35 N, 67.58 W
How high in the sky is it? - an altitude of 113 miles.

Well that clears it up.

Well it did take a genius to realize that you did answer your own question.

[WestTexasCrude]

Kinda this. Not sure of the altitude angle, but look due West and then look about 10 degrees of the compass North of there.

so, in other words, look toward where they are launching it?

What scares me is if Wut is talking a nighttime launch.

The launch this past Saturday was a daytime launch but for future reference, with the rocket traveling at 13,000 mph I do want to start looking in the right direction as it won't be visible for long day or night.

So, how's the cloud cover usually during the Winter months over Bermuda?

More frequent than summertime. For Saturday's launch it was raining.

Over the years I've seen satellites streaking silently across the night sky, Once saw the Shuttle (Space station ?) after sundown brightly lit because it was trailing something miles behind it on a tether (Don't remember why). But the most impressive Space thing I've ever seen was back in the late 1990's. Was living NE of Austin, Tx. Because of the mission or trajectory, a Space Shuttle was Reentering with their heat shields right over head heading for a Florida landing 2 hours after dark. Told neighbors and probably 40 gathered to check it out. Had no idea what to expect. Holy crap. Huge trail of fire (silent of course) from horizon to horizon. A fist raised at arm length would barely cover it. Blew me away.

[Blast]

so, in other words, look toward where they are launching it?

What scares me is if Wut is talking a nighttime launch.

The launch this past Saturday was a daytime launch but for future reference, with the rocket traveling at 13,000 mph I do want to start looking in the right direction as it won't be visible for long day or night.

So, how's the cloud cover usually during the Winter months over Bermuda?

More frequent than summertime. For Saturday's launch it was raining.

Over the years I've seen satellites streaking silently across the night sky, Once saw the Shuttle (Space station ?) after sundown brightly lit because it was trailing something miles behind it on a tether (Don't remember why). But the most impressive Space thing I've ever seen was back in the late 1990's. Was living NE of Austin, Tx. Because of the mission or trajectory, a Space Shuttle was Reentering with their heat shields right over head heading for a Florida landing 2 hours after dark. Told neighbors and probably 40 gathered to check it out. Had no idea what to expect. Holy crap. Huge trail of fire (silent of course) from horizon to horizon. A fist raised at arm length would barely cover it. Blew me away.

Did you expect to hear people screaming? Perhaps a prolonged fart as the satellites attack by. Can you picture it? *Tttthhhhhppppppptttt!* "Oh! Hey! CNN's Satellite just went overhead!"

[Wut]

Bermuda is located at 32.3078 N, 64.750 W. A rocket is at 32.35 N, 67.58 W at an altitude of 113 miles.

Where do I look to see it? How high in the sky is it?

Where do I look to see it? - 32.35 N, 67.58 W
How high in the sky is it? - an altitude of 113 miles.

Well that clears it up.

Well it did take a genius to realize that you did answer your own question.

So how do I find where 32.35 etc is from where I am standing?

[Blast]

Bermuda is located at 32.3078 N, 64.750 W. A rocket is at 32.35 N, 67.58 W at an altitude of 113 miles.

Where do I look to see it? How high in the sky is it?

Where do I look to see it? - 32.35 N, 67.58 W
How high in the sky is it? - an altitude of 113 miles.

Well that clears it up.

Well it did take a genius to realize that you did answer your own question.

So how do I find where 32.35 etc is from where I am standing?

Face west, look a little to your right

[megman]

Bermuda is located at 32.3078 N, 64.750 W. A rocket is at 32.35 N, 67.58 W at an altitude of 113 miles.

Where do I look to see it? How high in the sky is it?

Where do I look to see it? - 32.35 N, 67.58 W
How high in the sky is it? - an altitude of 113 miles.

Well that clears it up.

Well it did take a genius to realize that you did answer your own question.

So how do I find where 32.35 etc is from where I am standing?

Find the direction of where the rocket is launching and where you are on Google Maps. You should be able to determine the compass point from that and then use one of these:

[Reservoir Dog]

Bermuda is located at 32.3078 N, 64.750 W. A rocket is at 32.35 N, 67.58 W at an altitude of 113 miles.

Where do I look to see it? How high in the sky is it?

Where do I look to see it? - 32.35 N, 67.58 W
How high in the sky is it? - an altitude of 113 miles.

Well that clears it up.

Well it did take a genius to realize that you did answer your own question.

So how do I find where 32.35 etc is from where I am standing?

[megman]

Here's your 2 points.

https://www.google.com/maps/dir/32.35+N ... d32.35!1m0

[Wut]

Here's your 2 points.

https://www.google.com/maps/dir/32.35+N ... d32.35!1m0

Google says it can't find a way there.

[megman]

Here's your 2 points.

https://www.google.com/maps/dir/32.35+N ... d32.35!1m0

Google says it can't find a way there.

Google don't swim.