Satellite Looking Star Stopped In Orion's Belt
What appeared to be a satellite travelled from the Southwest of Kansas City toward the Northeast. I've lived at my location for 20 years, and have never seen a satellite because of the light pollution. I watched it enter toward Orion's Belt for about a minute, then it stopped. I observed it in a stopped posItion for around 3 minutes. It was slightly brighter than any star, but was too high to be a conventional aircraft. It looked like a star. I went indoors to get a video camera, and when I went back outside 1 minute later, it was gone. Nothing else in the sky in the direction it was travelling was moving.
What appeared to be a satellite travelled from the Southwest of Kansas City toward the Northeast. I've lived at my location for 20 years, and have never seen a satellite because of the light pollution. I watched it enter toward Orion's Belt for about a minute, then it stopped. I observed it in a stopped posItion for around 3 minutes. It was slightly brighter than any star, but was too high to be a conventional aircraft. It looked like a star. I went indoors to get a video camera, and when I went back outside 1 minute later, it was gone. Nothing else in the sky in the direction it was travelling was moving.
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Kansas City
USA
4 minutes
4 minutes
39.03
-94.70
light
KS
Occurred : 1/8/2018 00:02 (Entered as : 01/08/18 00:02) Reported: 1/7/2018 10:30:15 PM 22:30 Posted: 1/12/2018 Location: Kansas City, KS Shape: Light Duration: 4 minutes
Satellite Looking Star Stopped In Orion's Belt