Star like lights moving from west to east in straight line, in night sky.
At 6:35 PM , while walking my dog in my back yard I often watch the sky. Tonight I saw something I have never seen before. Approximately 7 lights in line from the horizon straight up. These lights were much like stars. No flashing, just like moving bright stars. It was a clear, no moon night sky. Then I realized they were slowly moving. As they moved the first would disappear but another (nearest the horizon) would appear. I realized they were actually moving from west to east, but at a very slow speed and high altitude. So slow that at first I wasn’t sure they were moving. I called my husband out to see it too. It lasted a good 15 minutes, until they all disappeared, one by one never veering from course.
We live outside of a small city and can see the night sky. Also there was no sound from them.
At 6:35 PM , while walking my dog in my back yard I often watch the sky. Tonight I saw something I have never seen before. Approximately 7 lights in line from the horizon straight up. These lights were much like stars. No flashing, just like moving bright stars. It was a clear, no moon night sky. Then I realized they were slowly moving. As they moved the first would disappear but another (nearest the horizon) would appear. I realized they were actually moving from west to east, but at a very slow speed and high altitude. So slow that at first I wasn’t sure they were moving. I called my husband out to see it too. It lasted a good 15 minutes, until they all disappeared, one by one never veering from course.
We live outside of a small city and can see the night sky. Also there was no sound from them.
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Elkhorn
USA
15 minutes
15 minutes
42.70
-88.55
light
WI
Occurred : 12/22/2019 18:35 (Entered as : 12/22/2019 18:35) Reported: 12/22/2019 6:10:26 PM 18:10 Posted: 12/22/2019 Location: Elkhorn, WI Shape: Light Duration: 15 minutes
Star like lights moving from west to east in straight line, in night sky. ((NUFORC Note: Starlink satellites? PD))