Hello all, I have recently been doing some time lapse photography of the night sky and have seen this object a few times. What is this?

I along with many others are nearing completion of senior studies and want to pursue a career in satellite building for space companies like NASA and so on. Although my dream occupation is clear, I am unsure of how to get there as an Australian yet to graduate. (What degrees do you need, what realistic ATAR score would give you the best chances.) Do aerospace and mechanical engineers work on satellites or is it a different league of engineering. I have so many questions and want to know from those who are more knowledgable. So satellite engineers of reddit, please share your story.

I saw something odd flying over this set of coordinates on 11/19 at about 6pm AST, moving from west to east. This odd aircraft did not have a front headlight but it had a wide and short side light beam.

Is it possible to identify any satellites that may have passed by this area on this day? I checked flightradar24 and it wasn't picking up this particular object.

Coordinates: 18.454419, -66.062076

I just saw many satellites traveling in the same general direction. They seemed to appear to the west spaced about 10 seconds apart. It was not starlink as I have seen that. They were not connected. I live east of Salt Lake City it was 5:30 am. Any ideas?

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I've always wanted to be in the space industry once I got my marketing degree, but I didn't know how to do that. I love the technology and the aspirational aspect of the vision and goals this sector is trying to accomplish (particularly Earth Observation).  It feels like it has so much more purpose than most other industries.   Now after 15+ years of a global marketing career across industries, I'm taking the leap into the space industry. I had the opportunity to work on researching the marketing practices of the startup satellite manufacturing sector this year, loved it.

I put together a 5 minute read Notion document on my thoughts on the marketing landscape for the satellite industry after research and conversations with people in the industry. All I need is honest feedback.

Does this resonate? What did I miss? Did my marketing recommendations / observations align with some strategies you've tried?

https://tinyurl.com/BetterMarketingForSatellites