Cyclicly-varying brightness white flashing point-light with 5-second rate and 30-second period moving slowly west-to-east at night.
First spotted (through window) near Alcor-Mizar in Ursa major (very high in sky) as a single bright point flash of light significantly brighter than any nearby stars. Flashes continued at about 5-second intervals each with longer duration but diminished brightness until after 3 flashes duration was about 1 second and substantially dimmer than original flash. The flashes then increased in brightness and shortened in duration until approximately identical to first flash.
Cycle was seen to repeat at least 4 times until too near zenith to keep in sight through window. Object appeared to move-drift almost due-eastward at approximately 10 degrees per minute - MUCH slower than ISS or Iridium satellites that I enjoyed observing until satellites were recently de-orbited. MUCH slower than any commercial high-altitude aircraft.
No dimming or obscuration of neighboring stars observed.
Sky-conditions unusually clear, dark and cloud free.
First spotted (through window) near Alcor-Mizar in Ursa major (very high in sky) as a single bright point flash of light significantly brighter than any nearby stars. Flashes continued at about 5-second intervals each with longer duration but diminished brightness until after 3 flashes duration was about 1 second and substantially dimmer than original flash. The flashes then increased in brightness and shortened in duration until approximately identical to first flash.
Cycle was seen to repeat at least 4 times until too near zenith to keep in sight through window. Object appeared to move-drift almost due-eastward at approximately 10 degrees per minute - MUCH slower than ISS or Iridium satellites that I enjoyed observing until satellites were recently de-orbited. MUCH slower than any commercial high-altitude aircraft.
No dimming or obscuration of neighboring stars observed.
Sky-conditions unusually clear, dark and cloud free.
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Walworth
USA
~4 minutes
~4 minutes
43.14
-77.29
unknown
NY
Occurred : 6/2/2019 23:30 (Entered as : 6/2/2019 23:30) Reported: 6/3/2019 7:01:16 PM 19:01 Posted: 6/7/2019 Location: Walworth, NY Shape: Unknown Duration: ~4 minutes
Cyclicly-varying brightness white flashing point-light with 5-second rate and 30-second period moving slowly west-to-east at night.