Two very bright "stars" briefly appeared in the southern sky
In the south sky, about 45 degrees above the horizon, a pair of "stars" appeared that faded to full brightness. Brighter than any other stars. After less than a minute, they faded away. First one, then the other. The stars were arranged vertically, about the same distance apart as two stars in the big dipper appear to be apart.
It was sort of like seeing satellites, except that they didn't appear to move at all and there was a pair. They became bright and faded away all without moving.
In the south sky, about 45 degrees above the horizon, a pair of "stars" appeared that faded to full brightness. Brighter than any other stars. After less than a minute, they faded away. First one, then the other. The stars were arranged vertically, about the same distance apart as two stars in the big dipper appear to be apart.
It was sort of like seeing satellites, except that they didn't appear to move at all and there was a pair. They became bright and faded away all without moving.
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Issaquah
USA
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:01
47.52
-122.00
light
WA
Occurred : 6/12/2006 01:55 (Entered as : 6/12/2006 1:55) Reported: 6/12/2006 2:18:27 AM 02:18 Posted: 7/16/2006 Location: Issaquah, WA Shape: Light Duration: :01 Characteristics: There were lights on the object
Two very bright "stars" briefly appeared in the southern sky