The latest batch of 60 Starlink satellites was launched from Florida on March 24.

Less than 24 hours later, the especially bright "satellite train" was flying over the Alps in Switzerland.

"You can see the 'satellite train' appear as it comes out of Earth's shadow near the bright star Arcturus, then flies overhead, even producing a bright flare, and flying near another bright star, Vega," said the filmer.

This footage was captured from Vetroz in the Valais canton at 5:08 local time this morning (March 25).

Newest Starlink "train" in the sky.
Starlink L22 batch of 60 satelites was launched from Florida on March 24.
Less than 24 hours later it was flying over the Alps in the predawn , lit by sunlight while the sky was still dark.
This is filmed from Vétroz in Valais canton in southwestern Switzerland.
You can see the "satellite train" appear as it comes out of Earth's shadow near the bright star Arcturus, then flies overhead, even producing a bright flare, and flying near another bright star, Vega.

filmed handheld on Sony a7s2 with IBIS
lens Handevisioin IBELUX 40mm f/0.85
setting aps-c crop mode, 60mm f/1.0, ISO 40'000, 25fps, 1/25 sec. WB 3600K, picture style Cine2/Cinema. No edit, just merged final scene when the end of the train passes behind roof.

local time was 05:08 ( shadow exit 05:07:20 )
satellite observation forecast from www.heavens-above.com