Visible passes
The whole sky as it will stand at the pass's highest point, on the date above — the dashed arc is the satellite's path, its rise and set times at the ends. Only stars bright enough for a twilight sky are drawn: a visible pass happens while your sky is half dark.
A pass is visible when the satellite stands in sunlight over a dark sky — after dusk or before dawn. The live dome on the Stars page draws every configured satellite the moment it is overhead, visible or not.