I was at a primitive campsite along the American river last month with my oldest daughter. Stars were amazing! We both looked up and had to do a double take. I said to her " have I had too many beers, or is that a UFO!?" She saw the same thing! it looked like a train of lights in the sky. Neither one of us had ever seen anything like it. I was 100% convinced we were witnessing a spaceship! When we got back into cell range, I Googled train of lights in the sky, and Starlink/SpaceX was at the top. Went to images, and sure enough that was it.
CRAZY!
That's definitely an item to add to my Bucket List! I bet that was both fascinating and scary at the same time given you had no idea what they were.
I see there are Starlink track predictors (or trackers) which can be used to find where/when I might see them....
Here's one that seems pretty straightforward....
James dot Darpinian dot com (James Darpinian is the programmer of this one)
Another fairly easy one (once you figure out how to put in coordinates).
Heavens Above
Also: As this article explains, satellite trains are only there for a few days. The satellites separate and dim as they rise from their initial 'parking orbit' to their assigned altitude...
Video: Starlink satellite train passes over (from EarthSky dot org)