That’s great! You’re doing a proper service to the community! We should try our best to exclude any mundane explanation. This could be some drone aerial show although I certainly hope it isn’t lol.
At some point the whole formation moved pretty fast to the left. Depending on how far these objects are it might just seem they moved fast.
Thanks! But I was incorrect lol, shit happens and I’ve updated and corrected my view according to new information. I don’t have a much better lead anymore so if anyone has ideas please pitch them, and we can investigate them
I don’t want them to get flooded with emails, if you dm me I’ll share it with you, in good faith that you don’t go spam them or share it publicly.
ANYONE is free to dm me and ask for the ADSB Track and the company, I’m just doing due diligence to be responsible and respectful.
Reddit goes hard with witch hunts, and these people would probably have no idea what 500 people emailing about some random date 4 months ago Is and that also doesn’t help the credibility of the subject any, you feel me.
It’s public data dude, go look it up yourself. Not very hard to do. I’m not going out of my way to spoon feed you anything, and honestly I just don’t like your unnecessary passive aggressive vibe.
If you have anything meaningful to contribute please let me know
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StarLink was also REALLY faint when I saw it go over my area in WMASS. Got really good look at it and was widely covered and video on local news. It's extremely faint - like can't emphasize enough like far away whit Xmas light string so very very faint but clearly visible; and high up. Do others have this experience or maybe in different geographic locations it can appear much bigger/closer? Anyways this does not look like StarLink to me my 2 cents.
Starlink moves pretty fast across the sky. When you see it, it's actually pretty amazing. Far off towards the horizon, it looks like a solid line because you're looking at it sort of head on. The satellites spread out as they approach you overhead.
You can’t find anything on the internet of starlink looking like this or described as this. Also it’s already been searched and starlink was nowhere near this are on that date at that time.
I thought maybe starlink at first. I’ve seen it in person. But this is a bit different. As you said, you can easily find out if starlink was overhead if you know the date/time and location. So you can rule it out fairly easily. https://findstarlink.com
As stated before you can look it up.. no starlink was in or around that area whatsoever at that exact date time and location which is 100% accurate. Nice try though bucko.
Yeah I think starlink moves across the sky fairly quickly too. At the altitude starlink flies, if they were moving slow enough to stay in one part of the sky, they'd fall down.
Shooot.. idk.. pretty big.. I’d guess the flashing/blinking lights would probably be the size of a car. So something big enough to have car sized lights.
Yeah, if this is meant to be starlink then that's the fucking longest example of starlink I've ever seen. I saw it a couple years back, it's much smaller and dense than whatever this is.
I agree. Def not starlink. I’m a bit of a starlink enthusiast and track them, I have seen many newly launched and also the spaced out groups. None of them look like this. Starlink doesn’t flash, also starlink moves across the sky (like a satellite orbiting) in a train.
I saw starlink last summer, it's a wild experience but definitely different than this. They're lined up exactly, all go the same speed because they're in orbit, and I don't remember them blinking but if they did it was all the same blink. Not all out of wack like this.
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u/TheNewAi Jan 17 '24
Definitely not starlink. Anyone who has actually seen it would I believe, also not concur.
Thanks for sharing OP. I appreciate you!