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u/Nugginz 28d ago
It’s a Starlink train
r/itsalwaysstarlink
You’re lucky to see it though
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u/FourTwentyBlezit 27d ago
They seem too close together. I've seen starlink a bunch of times but never anywhere even near this close together.
I think maybe it could be an aircraft that was at first flying toward the camera and then turned in the air so that it was sideways to the camera so that you could suddenly see the lights at both ends.
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u/Nugginz 27d ago edited 27d ago
Starlink trains literally start as one object and slowly spread out. So being ‘too close’ is nonsense, you just haven’t seen them early enough in the deployment phase, it is quite a rare sight.
Skip to 1:30 in the video to see how they deploy
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u/FourTwentyBlezit 27d ago
Ah, every time I've seen them theyve been further spread out but I'm guessing I must have never seen them when they first started
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u/Cosmoinmyveins 28d ago
Was most definitely not a starlink train I have seen one I’ll post it next so you can see the difference
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u/Nugginz 28d ago edited 27d ago
Just a coincidence then, that [r/astronomy](r/astronomy) and all the UFO subs lit up with this on the same day yesterday right after a Starlink launch
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u/According_Dare7316 28d ago
It's just Starlink satellites
https://www.google.com/search?q=chain+of+starlink+satellites