Taking A Look At Satellites With Night Vision And Using Different Filters To See What I Can Discover

IR Off and 1 x Digital Zoom, the settings I used tonight for my night vision session.​ Ever wondered what you can see if you analyse a satellite moving above your head? In this video, I’m using the Nightfox Corsac Digital Night Vision to track a satellite over Dartmoor National Park. It’s amazing how much more you can find out by shifting the colour spectrum. ​I’m testing out the Nightfox Corsac's sensor performance for back garden astronomy and stargazing. You’ll see several satellites (and maybe some Starlink trains) passing through the frame. ​Gear Used: ​Device: Nightfox Corsac Digital Night Vision ​Settings: IR Off (Ambient Light Only) ​Location: Back Garden ​If you're into night vision tech, space exploration, or just want to see what's flying over your house, consider subscribing! I'm a new channel documenting the night sky and testing out gear. --- Please LIKE, SHARE and COMMENT your thoughts. Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE 👉    / @starscanner88   Missed our last video? Watch it here 👉    • I Caught Objects In The Dark Sky, I Wonder...   --- Copyright Notice: All video, audio, captions and graphics are original recordings by myself using my own equipment.