Yes, the Starlink satellites are often visible in the night sky, especially shortly after their launch when they are clustered together. They appear as a line of bright dots moving across the sky in a straight line. However, as more satellites are launched and they spread out, they may become fainter and more challenging to see individually. Nonetheless, under favorable conditions, you can still observe them with the naked eye, particularly during twilight hours when the sky is dark but the satellites are illuminated by the Sun.
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