Same light seen by two persons 400 miles apart crossing from south horizon to northeast horizon in less than 1 minute.
Was seen in Southern sky to the West of the Moon. Initially stuck out as a very bright star, second star to the West of the Moon, as it was completely stationary at first. I was on the phone with my wife who was 400 miles away in Edinburg, Texas looking up at the Moon in the same sky. We both saw the bright stationary star-like light begin to move north east. It continued to move across the sky over the house and and disappeared into the north east sky in about 30 seconds to a minute. We both saw it, from 400 miles apart. The light did not blink or flash.
Was seen in Southern sky to the West of the Moon. Initially stuck out as a very bright star, second star to the West of the Moon, as it was completely stationary at first. I was on the phone with my wife who was 400 miles away in Edinburg, Texas looking up at the Moon in the same sky. We both saw the bright stationary star-like light begin to move north east. It continued to move across the sky over the house and and disappeared into the north east sky in about 30 seconds to a minute. We both saw it, from 400 miles apart. The light did not blink or flash.
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Houston
USA
5 minutes
5 minutes
29.78
-95.44
light
TX
Occurred : 8/10/2018 21:00 (Entered as : 08/10/2018 21:00) Reported: 12/4/2020 8:10:32 AM 08:10 Posted: 12/23/2020 Location: Houston, TX Shape: Light Duration: 5 minutes
Same light seen by two persons 400 miles apart crossing from south horizon to northeast horizon in less than 1 minute.