Several "star objects"; in groups of 6-1 at approximately 8 minute intervals. No sound. No navigation.
Watching fireworks on residential hill, we saw, low in the sky (10-15 degrees above horizon) a group of 4 - 6 very bright like a stars (no navigation lights) traveling N.E. to S.W. at a moderately slow speed. They were visible for about 3 -7 minutes, then they dimmed and disappeared. That's not all.
About 4 '8 minutes later, a smaller group, 4 - 6 did the exact same thing. Brightens, route, degree above horizon etc.
They too dimmed out at same area as previous group.
We kept watching the area, where they first appeared, and another two appeared and began their "flight" exactly the same.
Finally, a lone "star object" appeared as the others. This one was brighter, and followed same flight path.
These objects displayed NO navigation lights whatsoever. No sound. Nada. Just bizarre.
I did take one picture and one short phone video.
Watching fireworks on residential hill, we saw, low in the sky (10-15 degrees above horizon) a group of 4 - 6 very bright like a stars (no navigation lights) traveling N.E. to S.W. at a moderately slow speed. They were visible for about 3 -7 minutes, then they dimmed and disappeared. That's not all.
About 4 '8 minutes later, a smaller group, 4 - 6 did the exact same thing. Brightens, route, degree above horizon etc.
They too dimmed out at same area as previous group.
We kept watching the area, where they first appeared, and another two appeared and began their "flight" exactly the same.
Finally, a lone "star object" appeared as the others. This one was brighter, and followed same flight path.
These objects displayed NO navigation lights whatsoever. No sound. Nada. Just bizarre.
I did take one picture and one short phone video.
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Lexinton
USA
30 minutes
30 minutes
formation
KY
Occurred : 7/4/2018 22:00 (Entered as : 07/04/2018 22:00) Reported: 7/4/2018 9:24:22 PM 21:24 Posted: 7/5/2018 Location: Lexinton, KY Shape: Formation Duration: 30 minutes
Several "star objects" in groups of 6--1 at approximately 8 minute intervals . No sound. No navigation.