My 1st (and Best!) Starlink Train

findstarlink.com will tell you when and where to look
This was my first attempt to see them and was by far the best showing (but not the best video - I had no idea what to expect and was using my phone (and helping my wife with the binoculars)).
Two later attempts (with proper video equipment) were overhead and passing by before I even noticed them.
Newer versions are said to have been darkened, so maybe none will be as bright (that's much better for the astronomers).

[@epiphanyedits]

im a beginner with telescopes and i have a celestron omni az 102, which i do know is a beginner telescope! do you have any suggestions for making objects more detailed or bigger while i save money for my next telescope, and any telescope suggestion for the next one?

[@golookup]

that's a great starter scope (ua-cam.com/video/Qt13w1U-0Gg/v-deo.htmlsi=Yt0C2KIw60WYk_GM), a good eyepiece will transfer to all your next scopes and will make observing better (ua-cam.com/video/5PbJvB-j-DQ/v-deo.htmlsi=HAahn29ouURzN0PN). A dobsonian is an inexpensive way to "see deep" and "see big" (ua-cam.com/video/MR05uzsr8vk/v-deo.htmlsi=UvDQ75V7gtoMZl5T)