Looked like a Blue Star, that flew SE from its NorthWest location and faded out of sight.
I went to the living room to close the blinds and noticed a single star. I thought it was a bit bright considering there were no other stars in the sky due to the thick cloud/chemtrail cover.
I watched the "star" for a few seconds and it began to slowly move South-Eastish from its location. As it was moving, another dimly lit 'star' appeared and remained stationary. The first "star" kept moving in a SE direction and the second star faded in and out.
After about 30 seconds of movement from the first star, it simply disappeared, no flashing lights or anything. It was simply a "star" moving, and then gone.
The second star completely dimmed out after the first one faded away.
I hope this helps, it was a strange sight and I see quite a few of them up here at night, usually from 1am to 4 am. I'll update you again with the next one.
I went to the living room to close the blinds and noticed a single star. I thought it was a bit bright considering there were no other stars in the sky due to the thick cloud/chemtrail cover.
I watched the "star" for a few seconds and it began to slowly move South-Eastish from its location. As it was moving, another dimly lit 'star' appeared and remained stationary. The first "star" kept moving in a SE direction and the second star faded in and out.
After about 30 seconds of movement from the first star, it simply disappeared, no flashing lights or anything. It was simply a "star" moving, and then gone.
The second star completely dimmed out after the first one faded away.
I hope this helps, it was a strange sight and I see quite a few of them up here at night, usually from 1am to 4 am. I'll update you again with the next one.
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Skokie
USA
42.03
-87.74
sphere
IL
Occurred : 8/2/2014 22:00 (Entered as : 08/02/2014 22:00) Reported: 8/3/2014 12:55:10 PM 12:55 Posted: 8/8/2014 Location: Skokie, IL Shape: Sphere Duration:
Looked like a Blue Star, that flew SE from its NorthWest location and faded out of sight.