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Blue spirals have been seen in the skies on this planet over the last 3 years. One was seen on the 24th of March this year and in the comments for a video of the phenomenon on YouTube (Mysterious blue spiral spotted across Europe caused by SpaceX rocket), a Mr. Ed Whitson wrote the following...

Another thing; is it possible to run the satellite tracker that you provided a link to "backwards" to show where the satellite actually was at 9 pm on the 24th of March? Of course the delivery rocket may be in another position if it fires it's engines to slow down to fall back to earth...

Wait, it's not 100 km altitude, but 1000 km altitude. Should take something like 16 minutes from horizon to horizon. Ehrmm, that could perhaps be consistent, with the SpaceX rocket second stage. The guy who saw it and filmed it wrote that he first saw it in the north-north-west, and that it...

And thanks again for you reply! I'm skeptical that the blue spiral can be explained with a SpaceX rocket dumping fuel. I was in contact, on another forum, here in Sweden, with a man that observed and filmed the blue spiral (on 24th of March) for 20 minutes+ when it moved from horizon to horizon...

Hello everyone again, The second stage of a SpaceX rocket delivers a payload into orbit. Now, after that, are the rocket engines started to decelerate the spacecraft so that it falls back to earth and burns up in the atmosphere? If so, can that be seen? Has anyone here seen it? A second...

Thank you for your reply! Very valuable info for me. Now, I have a follow-up question and that is if the rocket that put the satellite in orbit could have delivered more than one satellite? Perhaps in an orbit higher up? Or is that impossible? Best regards, Ludvig Mörtberg

Hello fellow space enthusiasts! I have several questions about a SpaceX launch that took place on 24th of March this year from Cape Canaveral, Florida. March 24, 2025, 17:48 (GMT) to be precise. It's number was Flight No. 451. The questions may be impossible to answer because the mission was...