I saw about 30 satellites moving in single file, straight line trajectory, constant speed, spaced evenly apart
First, let me say that I have never seen a ufo, and I believe that what I saw was satellites.
I was offloading or delivering gasoline to a station in sauk rapids, mn. I was actually daydreaming about seeing a UFO, when I looked up into the night sky I say a small white light moving at constant speed, and in linear trajectory, in a northernly direction (approximately). It was at very high altitude. As I watched it I noticed it had a second one about 4 seconds behind it. As I continued to watch this, I noticed that there was a continuous stream of these objects (satellites). Over the course of several minutes, I counted about 30 of these objects. I've never seen this many satellites moving together in a straight line, and I considered this to be noteworthy (hence this report)
First, let me say that I have never seen a ufo, and I believe that what I saw was satellites.
I was offloading or delivering gasoline to a station in sauk rapids, mn. I was actually daydreaming about seeing a UFO, when I looked up into the night sky I say a small white light moving at constant speed, and in linear trajectory, in a northernly direction (approximately). It was at very high altitude. As I watched it I noticed it had a second one about 4 seconds behind it. As I continued to watch this, I noticed that there was a continuous stream of these objects (satellites). Over the course of several minutes, I counted about 30 of these objects. I've never seen this many satellites moving together in a straight line, and I considered this to be noteworthy (hence this report)
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Sauk Rapids
USA
10 minutes
10 minutes
45.60
-94.16
light
MN
Occurred : 3/7/2020 20:00 (Entered as : 03-07-2020 20:00) Reported: 3/8/2020 5:28:09 AM 05:28 Posted: 5/1/2020 Location: Sauk Rapids, MN Shape: Light Duration: 10 minutes
I saw about 30 satellites moving in single file, straight line trajectory, constant speed, spaced evenly. ((Spacelink satellites)).