Two bright objects, mag -5, cross the sky in 10 to 15 seconds, before dawn.
I woke up to see Hubble telescope pass at night sky, before dawn. I could not find it, although it would have magnitude 0.6. It was a clear sky. Then, suddenly, two very bright objects, going together, with 5 degrees altitude separation from each other, came from south all the way to north, having max altitude of 80degrees west, one of them going straight and the other making a slight curve. They had at least brightness magnitude -5, much brighter than ISS, and came and went very fast, since sighting only lasted 10 to 15 seconds. It made no sound, there were no other prediction of passing other viewable satellite, aside from Hubble, that would go from NE to SW. No aircrafts were passing near the region, not even in the whole state at the time.
I woke up to see Hubble telescope pass at night sky, before dawn. I could not find it, although it would have magnitude 0.6. It was a clear sky. Then, suddenly, two very bright objects, going together, with 5 degrees altitude separation from each other, came from south all the way to north, having max altitude of 80degrees west, one of them going straight and the other making a slight curve. They had at least brightness magnitude -5, much brighter than ISS, and came and went very fast, since sighting only lasted 10 to 15 seconds. It made no sound, there were no other prediction of passing other viewable satellite, aside from Hubble, that would go from NE to SW. No aircrafts were passing near the region, not even in the whole state at the time.
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Ji-Parana (Rondonia)(Brazil)
Brazil
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10 seconds
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Occurred : 5/25/2020 04:57 (Entered as : 05/25/2020 04:57) Reported: 5/25/2020 3:09:14 AM 03:09 Posted: 6/25/2020 Location: Ji-Parana (Rondonia)(Brazil), Shape: Circle Duration: 10 seconds Characteristics: There were lights on the object, There was an aura or haze around the object
Two bright objects, mag -5, cross the sky in 10 to 15 seconds, before dawn.