multiple craft following each other and disappearing on a clear night
Outside stargazing to the north. Saw what appeared to be a star moving in the easterly direction at a speed that appeared to be a bit faster than a commercial aircraft. No big deal. However, then I noticed a second one following in the first. Then a third, and forth, fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth. All at the same speed and in what appeared to be exact spacing. The first began to fade away as it entered into a wispy, narrow cloud bank. It never appeared to emerge out the other side. Neither did any of the others. Rather strange.
Outside stargazing to the north. Saw what appeared to be a star moving in the easterly direction at a speed that appeared to be a bit faster than a commercial aircraft. No big deal. However, then I noticed a second one following in the first. Then a third, and forth, fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth. All at the same speed and in what appeared to be exact spacing. The first began to fade away as it entered into a wispy, narrow cloud bank. It never appeared to emerge out the other side. Neither did any of the others. Rather strange.
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Canonsburg
USA
60 seconds
60 seconds
40.27
-80.16
light
PA
Occurred : 3/5/2020 20:14 (Entered as : 03/05/20 20:14) Reported: 3/5/2020 5:39:12 PM 17:39 Posted: 4/9/2020 Location: Canonsburg, PA Shape: Light Duration: 60 seconds
multiple craft following each other and disappearing on a clear night. (("Starlink" satellites??))