Bright craft travels thousands of mph, in and out of view from Minnesota night sky.
I went outside while at work to vape, and stared at the stars like I always do, and out of the corner of my left eye, I saw something moving fast, very high in the sky. It looked exactly like a star, but it went all the way across the sky from all the way left to all the way right, until it vanished, continuing on its straight path, it went across the entire night sky in approximately 6 seconds, it was not a plane, or any kind of satellite. The speed of this craft was absolutely intense, it wasn't a shootting star or anything like that, because it moved so straight and at such a maintained speed. It was literally passing over dozens of stars every second. There were no flashing lights of any kind, it was at bright and the same size as the stars in the sky. It moved in a solid straight line, I am seriously still in shock. Wow.
I went outside while at work to vape, and stared at the stars like I always do, and out of the corner of my left eye, I saw something moving fast, very high in the sky. It looked exactly like a star, but it went all the way across the sky from all the way left to all the way right, until it vanished, continuing on its straight path, it went across the entire night sky in approximately 6 seconds, it was not a plane, or any kind of satellite. The speed of this craft was absolutely intense, it wasn't a shootting star or anything like that, because it moved so straight and at such a maintained speed. It was literally passing over dozens of stars every second. There were no flashing lights of any kind, it was at bright and the same size as the stars in the sky. It moved in a solid straight line, I am seriously still in shock. Wow.
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Little Falls
USA
6 seconds
6 seconds
45.98
-94.36
light
MN
Occurred : 5/25/2019 00:20 (Entered as : 5/25/2019 0:20) Reported: 5/24/2019 10:45:34 PM 22:45 Posted: 6/7/2019 Location: Little Falls, MN Shape: Light Duration: 6 seconds
Bright craft travels thousands of mph, in and out of view from Minnesota night sky.