2020-11-05 - Charlotte Amalie - Light

Eleven stars moving and then disappearing

I looked up due north at about 60 to 70 degrees of arc and saw a star. It then moved down to the right at a 45 degree angle and traveled about the size of your little finger if you held your hand up to the sky. And then it disappeared. Then right where it had first appeared, another star lit up again and followed the same trajectory down and disappeared or dissolved. After about three times, two stars one right after the other repeated the sequence. Then it was back to just one star. This happened about ten times in a row. Then, out of the western sky came another star moving very fast and came up to where the ten stars had lit up and disappeared and headed into the northern sky until it disappeared over the horizon. This star only took about five seconds to travel from the western sky over to the northern sky and disappear over the horizon.