Hundreds of Objects flew up and vanished in One small area of the Night Sky

[@elizabethfranco7563]

Looks similar to what I saw in the eastern sky early morning on October 4th. I watched them appear, travel and disappear from 4:30 am until 5:15 am. I called my friend an hour to the west of me and she ran outside and managed to see the last three. Glad I got a witness! Though, I’ve been looking for someone else that might’ve also seen it. I’ve seen starlink. Definitely not starlink.

[@armandomercado2248]

Actually, they are Starlinks.

[@elizabethfranco7563]

@ do starlinks appear and disappear? Starlinks are low earth orbit satellites. If you’ve seen them, they are low. These were not. I like to spot satellites. Always have. What I saw were not satellites. I don’t know what they were, but they didn’t move like satellites.

[@robertwilliamson922]

@@elizabethfranco7563 Space aliens from the Epsilon star system. They’re observing us. 🛸

[@armandomercado2248]

@@elizabethfranco7563 Yes Starlink satellites are very visible near the horizon after sunset or before sunrise. They are also visible all night long in the northern horizon in the summer (for us in the northern hemisphere). Starlink satellites are in several orbital planes, 72 I think, so they will appear to move in all sorts of directions. KZbin does not like links, but look up, How to Solve Starlink UFOs with Sitrec. He models what airline pilots are seeing, but it is applicable to ground observations as well. Clear skies and keep looking up.

[@megamonalithic3353]

⁠@@elizabethfranco7563 Interesting that some fade in and out over a short distance while others behave like satellites entering the darkness yet others do the opposite. These could be satellites a higher altitudes I thought. The fade in and out lights is something I’ve not seen before.

[@anthonysworld5341]

Great video! We’ve been seeing this kind of activity out on our farm for almost 2 years now. My wife and I first thought we were going crazy but it’s so consistent now that it’s become commonplace. We have no idea what it is, but we also see Starlink a lot, and they do not look the same.

[@mariarohmer2374]

Wow, that would be exciting and unnerving for me.

[@TotallyConvinced]

Coast to coast these things. I'm way up in the bush in northern Canada and these things are zeroing in on me. I'm looking to pick one off.

[@54WantingMore]

Look at how many satellites actually circle the earth sometime. Not to mention government surveillance drones inside our atmosphere. This is definitely our technology you are witnessing. Not really a big deal.

[@cidnunes8625]

Anthonysworld, we saw the same lights every night here in southwest Europe above the Atlantic Ocean for 2 years in OCT /Nov/Dec. What is that? We have videos.

[@adzoutnabout888]

Same in central NSW Australia. Saw them years ago, but they would stop, then flash once before shooting off at incredible speed. You cannot see them in the city’s because of the lights, that and everyone is too busy looking down at their phones.

[@TonyArmstrong-ng4iz]

I have been seeing these all my life, I'm now 51, but I see them more often now than ever. Most of the time, it's just a very bright white light going across the sky at very high altitude, and they disappear. Sometimes, they go all the way across the sky, moving in a up and down pattern. Sometimes, they keep a straight line and just disappear in 30 to 60 seconds.

[@bronson1392]

Crazy how there’s more satellites huh?

[@sebastiencharal7264]

Satellites basically

[@imcurlyblue]

So I was on vacation with my family in Cappaocia, Turkey. We finished our lunch, my husband went inside to use the restroom where my daughter and I waited outside. The restaurant was facing the mountains. I then noticed something similar to this really far up in the sky. I showed my daughter and we were both in awe. The only difference they were flying the same way, up, down, left and right. Very strange. Tried filming it on my iPhone my phone would not pick it up. Seeing that was one of the strangest things I’ve seen in the sky. I’ve tried looking it up but found nothing. This is the second video I’ve seen that came close to what I saw. This was during the day sun out and all and it was so noticeable but had to spot it because it was really far away.this was in the summer (august) 2018.

[@JJONNYREPP]

birds flying up and into light sources...

[@kingjustonian9119]

Earths orbit has become a superhighway.

[@Whyunounderstand]

Nobody wants to stop to talk to us or we are just to low consciousness to perceive their reality.

[@luigicirelli2583]

orbit? on flat earth there's no such thing as an orbit

[@j.w.r3730]

More like a bees nest of thousands of satellites.

[@goldeneye70]

How do you know you can orbit around Earth? How do you know Earth is a globe?

[@sebastiencharal7264]

​@@goldeneye70Basic geometry, you m

[@ericjones2140]

You are seeing multiple converging Starlink trails. My son and I just saw this a month ago in California. The trails go in different directions not parallel to each other. I'm a UAP beluever not a skeptic. They vanish because they reached a spot where the moonlight or sunlight is not refracting. I know I know I'm dying to see my first UAP. At least an orb dammit!

[@terryboswell8133]

Come to Colorado, Utah. You'll see some orbs. Just gotta watch the sky. The Native Americans have been seeing them for millenia.

[@Dooguk]

@@terryboswell8133 We know what the things are in the video, you don't.

[@greatbriton8425]

They look like fireworks to me. Especially when they flare up and die down on the way up.

[@Dooguk]

@@greatbriton8425 They go from sunlight into the Earth's shadow.

[@bluwng]

Speculation you don’t know.

[@buddygenemusic]

Starlink & satellites passing through the suns reflection

[@goldeneye70]

You're an idiot, prove to me that satellites exist

[@woody5109]

As an astrophotographer, I can tell you, I’m speechless. Fascinating.

[@bronson1392]

No offence, but so what? Anyone can be a camera button pusher

[@KyleRobertBradley]

@@bronson1392bro what are you the troll of this page? Astrophotography is much more than pushing buttons, but that just shows how much you don’t know and your level of intelligence.

[@marriechrissievalley4650]

I saw single lights moving randomly

[@Dooguk]

@@marriechrissievalley4650 That's because you don't understand what you are looking at.

[@marriechrissievalley4650]

@Dooguk no, no, no, I saw single ones 2019 in the German sky

[@JoseTorres-sl2eq]

If you track the line where the light turns off (except one at the end, which could be the real deal), you will see that all light converts into a line of shadow. This line limit is near the two stars moving to the top of the screen, which suggests that they are just heated satellites by sun rays that became cooler when entered Earth's shadow. Your system was calibrated to detect the maximum light, including infrared light. I see this pattern in my satellite tracker on Stellarium software and confirm it with my binoculars. But as happens in your video I saw many times some objects with autonomous light that can even shine at midnight. That is too fast or too low to be airplanes or some satellites. Of course, I have seen at least 3 times amazing objects that can fly without sound and with odd shapes and illumination. But that's ones are another league apart. Maybe some type of flying machine or look alike, like floating balloons. The really interesting one was the one at the end that came from the top to the area where the stars go. following the same directions as them. I love to track retrograde satellites because are absolutely unusual. Because are more expensive to keep in orbit. But no satellites reflect sunlight at midnight on your credit. That is the most interesting light you can see in orbit or passing by. And the blinkers that look like flashing earth with a laser beam. Those ones you could see it at any time.

[@nildesperandum4776]

This is exactly what I saw May 12 2020 by Spring Green Wisconsin. Except there were at least 100 of them, at close to medium range, like a swarm of silent fireflies, playing in the sky, as one larger one tracked at a constant slow speed across the sky until they "fizzled out" one by one... then the largest one, erupted in bright white light that lit up the sky brighter than lightning. I've taken over a million pictures in this area, chase storms, you name it I've seen it. But I have no idea what this was. I watched them for about 3 minutes in complete awe... it was about 1am... in the country, and although they traveled at extremely high speeds, they would stop suddenly, or abruptly change course unlike anything I am aware of can presently do. At least 100 of them, within a half mile, zipping back and forth across the sky, or just slowly "squiggling" like they were in water. All without making the slightest sound. It was wild. Thank you for this! I can now show people what it is I've been talking about all this time!

[@Dooguk]

No phone or camera to capture the moment? Didn't think so.

[@stevedickson5853]

Probably bats

[@Dooguk]

@@stevedickson5853 I think he is too.

[@kris_hibner]

Those are satellites that are still in sunlight up at different altitudes then when they pass the shadow horizon they diappear.

[@alanheadrick7997]

Could be, but the pattern should shift as the night goes on.

[@stacey_1111rh]

Nope. Satellites don’t move or look like that. Nor is there a solid enough pattern or solid consistency to your claim.

[@MorganRambo723]

@@stacey_1111rhlook up starlink orbits. You are 100% wrong.

[@philrichardson5726]

But would it not be a regular occurrence if that was the case?

[@alanheadrick7997]

Well a couple nights of observation will tell what they are. If it happens again its more likely satellites.

[@tonyspalovsky2905]

Very interesting. About six years ago, I have seen in the southern hemisphere UFO, or what ever it was, formation of five lights. This formation consisted of three yellow and two red lights sharp spots in exactly the same distance from each other forming almost a smal circle, there were three of them exactly the same. This was about 9pm in Pretoria South Africa. This formation was on the western sky and in very near proximity of the moon, which was almost in full. When I observed this formation again in about in an one hour, it was exactly the same, just the whole picture was now more to the west. What was even more mind bogling was the next evening, exactly the same formations ocured all over the eastern sky, I counted eight of them.

[@michaelgonzales3307]

I saw something I couldn't explain similar to this a few months back, I was sitting outside with my dog on a hot summer night just looking up into the sky when I saw something moving straight, thought it could have been a plane off in the distance from where I was sitting untill it shot straight up into the night sky, never came to a stop just went straight up.

[@jodi-bethfelton3696]

Wow! Great footage! Thank-you ❤

[@lisamason7346]

The only explanation I can think of is those are satellites passing into Earth's shadow, which is why they seemingly disappear, no longer being illuminated by the sun's light.

[@moanamason2454]

Sky train satellites. I agree with @lisamason7346 I know it looks like im biased, but I swear She is not my wife or sister...😅

[@waterlife.1905]

Bingo. They are low on the horizon still lit up by the sun until they orbit around out of the light.

[@Devonshireoldfart]

They look like satellites, best thing would be to get a sat tracking app, that'd identify who or what they were and their function, plus their location relevant to orbit. GPS, IR, Comms, Freesat etc.

[@kalyasaify]

lol no. I think you're not the brightest bulb

[@Chris-k8m]

Goofball!

[@DaveBjornRapp]

You can thank SpaceX, and the other satellite based internet service providers for that.

[@David-nz6ox]

It looks like a Leoni shower ,they come in at different angles and burn up really quick

[@nattypezman4894]

I think you are correct.

[@MaryKingsley-py4js]

Great to find you and subscribed. Yes, there's a lot going on now due to the pivitol happenings here on Earth. I spent 22-years in the remote Himalayas to observe many things and back here in the UK, I'm now by a remote beach. What you are seeing is also because you 'have eyes to see...'

[@Monti3395]

The only logical explanation is that they are satellites or space debris moving towards the earth's shadow where there's no sunlight, which is why they disappear. If it had changed speed/direction then it wouldv'e been a different story.

[@BritPunk]

As of November 2024, there are approximately 8,530 operational satellites orbiting Earth. The fact that they are appearing and disappearing is simply down to the sun's reflection, as soon as they enter Earths shadow they disappear, as if by magic. The only anomalous streak across the sky would be an object that changes its direction, in this video I could not see anything strange. I am a believer, keep looking.

[@bronson1392]

Seriously bro, don’t bother, many shrinks will lose money if you cure them 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@maverickboiiii]

Satellites passing fully into earths shadow

[@j.w.r3730]

Shhh,you'll frighten the natives😊

[@hulkingcolosussklunnulk2501]

For a long time I was telling my wife the same , guess what she too thought I was crazy ... Great capture my friend

[@franksouter3939]

Sorry to ask a daft question but is the background noise from a nearby road or low flying aircraft?

[@markmeridian3360]

Satellites entering into Earth's shadow. The higher the satellite, the slower it goes, and the further up it gets before it goes into the Earth's shadow. Since most of the satellites are disappearing into shadow close to the horizon where you pointed the camera they're in low Earth orbit. Nothing unusual to see here, you can move on.

[@rebeccasell3962]

You captured some of the best footage of orbs that I always see with my naked eyes. Great job!

[@SeniorMoostacho]

Pretty cool. Is there any sort of terrestrial nature to consider around the tree?

[@Playerguitarable]

Yes,I do believe there is a link between these white orbs and trees. I've video documented multiple orbs seemingly detach from trees across my street and recon arriving and departing jets from very nearby Chicago O'Hare airport.

Pretty sure these are satellites...though it is fun to consider other things...

[@Dooguk]

It's a waste of time considering other things when you already have the answer. It's satelllites.

[@Dooguk]

@@Playerguitarable The only link trees have with satellites is they block your signal. Learn what you are looking at, don't make stuff up.

[@enigma51ted]

sun angle geometry combined with 1700's math of newtonian orbital physics. wikipedia will be your other best friend after me.

[@paulowens2062]

Wikipedia is corrupted, use the senses you were born with to come to a logical solution.

[@penneyburgess5431]

Don’t trust Wikipedia.

[@Rainedrops.2024]

Thank you for these wonderful videos of our night sky. I really miss being able to sit out and watch the stars and other things that we do not know what they are. And people that blow things off as if They know what everything is up there, sorry you don't, respectfully. So thanks again, scannerguy. You are doing what a million of us wish we could do. Happy night's! Raine🇨🇦😁

[@acebasinnation88888]

They probably are locking together like lego pieces to form a large machine that we are not aware of

[@hopingtobewheatnotatare172]

My guess: They are sparks of Divine Light, coming and going about all existence. The powers that rule this world, do not want us aware of things like you are showing in your video because it would lead to the awareness that THIS life is NOT all there is. Earth is like a school, one of the harder schools but we inhabit these worlds to better our souls by learning life lessons. One thing I'm quite sure of with everything in me, there is far FAR MORE to all existence than we are told in this world, and I personally think it's not until you are willing to be more open minded, loving and being serving to others, that one is freed from this realm of reality and are given passage back into The Great Divine of ALL things. There simply HAS TO BE more to everything than what we know! I refuse to think that a loving God would just let THIS, be it.

[@keystothetruth]

exactly

[@hopingtobewheatnotatare172]

@keystothetruth thank you, and with that one word, I would dare to guess you are ready for something else too

[@EduardoHugoGuerra]

This happens to often in juarez mexico an hour before sunrise, its their workshift commute

[@yamabiru4553]

The only explanation I can fathom is they’re satellites catching the sun at the brightest part of the night sky, maybe catching moonlight too. I’ve seen similar to the NNE low in my area, but not like this. But why no other areas are showing satellites is beyonf me. Great vid keep em coming

[@jasons2562]

I think this is satellites reflecting the suns light then entering the shadow of earth since it happens in the same area of the sky. Their difference in height would slightly alter where they hit the shadow.

[@sheldonrigsby3523]

Starlink satelites moving from lighted area to dark so they appear to be vanishing and the video is sped up.

[@angus1745]

Starlink sattelites on their way to parking in orbit. They are each about the size of a large fridge. You are seeing them dissappear when the earth obscures the sun's reflection off them.

[@websurfer5772]

I happen to be listening to "Highway Star" by Deep Purple while watching this -- He sings about lightspeed right when you put the word 'Speed' up on the screen. This was cool. Thank you.

[@mailmannb7970]

I have seen similar objects here in New Brunswick. Iam not positive. But are they satellites, catching the sun's light.. thing orbiting into the dark?

[@noeldoyle4501]

Thanks for sharing your video.

[@GoldenPowergardens]

Awesome video, really enjoyed. What a catch! It looks kind of strangely frantic activity somehow.

[@DavidM.-kv7er]

Your videos are short but a lot more interesting than majority of space anomaly videos.

[@BommeltjeNL]

Satellites going into Earth’s shadow. Always nice to see these videos.

[@marloneverington]

Finally a rational explanation. I was racking my brains but this makes sense ❤

[@raclark2730]

And the ones that make rapid direction changers, watch again.

[@starsandnightvision]

I record stuff like that sometimes too. They keep coming one after the other for hours on end.

[@rebeccasell3962]

They always appear the most between 3 and 6 am est I've noticed in florida

[@HYPWITCH]

I'm in Spring Hill, Fl. Where are you located and in what direction? We've seen lots ourselves. There's a CE5 group that meets close to us in Brooksville. You can find them in the Meetup app.

[@randyreo6366]

My Wife and I saw these 4 nights ago looking West here in the Arizona area. They are not satellites as we see those all the time. These strange lights we saw would go straight up and then a perfect 90 degree left or right turn and shoot away. One went up, immediately went left, stopped and then went right and shot away. They lasted around 20 minutes

[@sal8454]

Satellites! There’s thousands of them up there. The ones we need to look at are the change of direction ones and the ones that ‘power up’ as these are the ones that say Hi

[@DBranded]

This is exactly what I witnessed in a field in the middle of the night as a child with my friend Peter.

[@gtukiole]

Superb capture

[@safesclart]

Very interesting upload thanks. I have zero idea what they are? Subbed 👍

[@karenmcardle142]

Hi, thanks for sharing, i shared your video, i have seen these orbs of light fly across the sky's, several times but could never catch them on film because i only have the phone, I see them in packs of 5/6 at a time as if a bunch of small drone type lights , and they actually looked as if they were lighting the stars in the sky, sounds mad i know 😊. I'm only sharing because you have proof of them . Keep Lifted Blessings

[@davidunger9334]

The uploader forgot to mention that this camera is facing east during a sunrise being played in reverse. Why? LIKE...idk mannn! Next up!...Mystic Orb frenzy ! (Not dust particles reflecting infrared light after someone walks by at night) They are fun to watch...and fun to trip ppl out. Good simple editing though...without stoopid muzik...thank you for that !

[@Star-hg4zx]

This is amazing footage indeed.This is someting I think alot of us would like to be able to see when we look up into the night sky.Okay.some people might say these are asteroids.Some people might say that they are satelites but I do not think satelites go that fast.everybody ,please keep us posted as for what you think it is.

[@raphaelpetra8338]

Suggest: experimenting, choose a permanent anchor point, and also attempt to know in the frame, latitude and longitude directions over surface(wtf they might be coming from IF leave surface [if not already at altitude & just coming up from over horizon]). And trying to know in the frame, some estimated astronomical coordinates/vectors.

[@sc-uk5xg]

Leonid meteor shower, just happen to be approaching earth at the correct angle to appear rising.

[@kerigpope]

Hey Scannerguy can you post these videos with date & time stamps, along with your general location and the direction the camera's pointed? It'll make it easier to identify what you're filming, thanks.

[@a3ephony654]

SETI: we’ve been searching for alien signals for decades and still nothing to report, but we’ll keep searching Every other human being on earth: Oh look, the flying saucers are here again. Cool.

[@nelsonarmor]

Excellent camera settings and increased frame rate on playback. The shadow zone doesn’t appear to migrate. I have recorded multiple non-aerial objects crossing the entire night sky when there should be no sunlight reflections off satellites. Fight tracker for planes and sat tracker showed nothing crossing overhead.

[@wrxsti1987]

AMAZING CATCH! not sure if you have ever herd of Bruce Sees All? He has so many videos with objects rising from the same spot on the horizo right in his backyard. RIP 🙏 Bruce sees all

[@mycreations318]

That is incredible!❤

[@thegranthouse2023]

Aprox where are you located? From western Illinois S of Quincy, a few weeks ago (Oct 2024) I watched something very similar to the objects in this episode - and I think they were over eastern Missouri or the Mississippi River lock and dam S of Quincy, Illinois, but N of Palmyra, Mo. It went on for an hour and a half. Not a perfect match, but similar. Some would increase in intensity, others not. At most there were three in the sky at once, slightly different speeds and directions, sort of like the ones shown.

[@stephengirling7859]

There are over 30,000 satellites in low orbit. These are Iridium flares. Brief, bright flashes of light that occur when sunlight or moonlight reflects off the antennas of Iridium satellites.

[@-108-]

The objects you're seeing are very likely Starlink satellites. It depends on where this video was taken though. Where was it captured - or what latitude? Watching the rest of the video, it becomes apparent that the area of sky in which the objects are visiible moves with the stars, making it clear that they are, indeed, satellites.

[@DOLFINOWOLF]

Well Folks there ya go.... Officially WE are in the Truman show... Just think...🤔🤔🤔we haven't even begun😁🙃🤯🤪🤣😅🤣😅

[@CrossStario]

Last Thursday/friday night i was wondering what those orbs were in the sky. I assumed they were slow traveling meteors passing by.

[@firstcoastcrypto]

Awesome capture, thanks for sharing! I assume this was filmed in IR? Also, I see you are in Wisconsin but can you share approximate date, time and direction the camera is pointing? Thank you ☮️

[@SageCog801-zl1ue]

I awoke for no reason one night and went out into my garden. It was around 4:30 am. The sky was full of stars and it was dead quiet and mild. I noticed what I thought at first was a satellite then I saw that it did not Doppler shift and that it was lentil shaped. It then started to accelerate upwards and shot off into space at incredible speed. No sound and no known earthly object can do this.

[@Dooguk]

"no known earthly object can do this" How do you know that?

[@tammysmart4486]

Nice capture!! A guy that had a channel and a magnificent telescope use to capture many ,,,many! Of these in Quebec Canada. Since our eyes can only see 60 frames per second, and how quick these are gone,and back? And definitely zig zagging faster than anything we understand as familiar vehicles even our latest military vehicles ( I don't believe even covert can quite compete with this,,!) Nice catch again Scanner guy.

[@Dooguk]

Don't forget folks, not only has the video been speeded up, it is also out of focus, so objects appear larger and distorted.

[@innerfire369]

Hey dude, what camera are you using? Nice catch!

[@realtimbotube]

They don't deviate their course and are very clearly satellites. If they start changing their course, especially rapidly, then you'll have me interested. I've seen lights similar to these satellite reflections on 2 occasions that seemed to play tag with each other, and move erratically. Will definitely sound nuts, but I'd describe it as 2-7 UFO's basically playing around, or having some sort of battle?

[@alanheadrick7997]

Very interesting. So where is the camera located and what direction is it pointing, west? The next night I would move in that direct a few miles and video again. Please post where this is, you know just in case you go missing.

[@alanheadrick7997]

Satellites maybe, but as the Earth turns this pattern should shift. A couple looked like aircraft.

[@joyous-b8j]

I've have seen 2 strings of lights twice here in N.C. fishing at night!! They appear then they disappear one at a time!! Another fisherman saw them too and said He have seen them a bunch of times!! His explanation, Starlink satellites!

[@rosemattaliano3997]

you certainly caught some interesting stuff!!

[@thomasdykstra100]

Typical astronomy method: Re-record from the same location and relative time for several days / weeks. Compare multiple sessions activities to determine whether you are observing things either unique or repetitive. Best of luck!

[@aaroncarlsback7239]

"You didn't see nothing here. Those weren't flying saucers" * FLASHLIGHT *

[@gregjoly2310]

I would like to know what is the source of the sound?

[@gregvera4140]

I saw hundreds of these in 1997. Just before a huge storm that crippled the state of Michigan. They were flying in a row down. Then a 90°. Then in a row until they dissapeared.

[@RhondaHayes-tn4kq]

Is the background sound from ballistic missiles? Are you near a military base? What state is this videoed?

[@bat-fq6nl]

Is there a military facility nearby? Within a 100 miles or so

[@Interopader]

Can you say which state this was recorded in and which direction this is facing?

[@gracierose3076]

There is a lot of space junk floating around. It's hard to tell what it is. I always loved to skywatch. As a kid, we could see the Milky Way so clearly from where we lived.

[@superdoublekapowzler2383]

alert me when they change directions mid-flight

[@marty01957]

Very cool , Todd, Thanks!

[@zenermaniac2571]

Starlink sats

[@ZombieGrandpa]

Odd, most odd indeed. Is this taken in Arizona? I use to live there and have seen something similar. Do you live near an Air Force base or other military base?

[@butters4596]

I would say the camera is facing the Sun and those are satellites reflecting the Sun as this only happens for a small window. Most likely Starlink but satellites regardless.

[@Skinman366]

We used to call them lightning bugs

[@johndeecken]

are you using infrared in these vids?

[@andyb2515]

Where are you located?

[@AlverGant]

Really nice footage, congratulations! Can I ask you what camera is this?

[@stevebsufi4642]

The strange thing is that they all have the same way appearing and fading like in three steps, and why in that exact area of the sky? So weird 🤔

[@Searching4Reason]

Would need some context. Where was this filmed? What country? What direction and time of day? If Ukraine, then they could be artillery shells. If America, then I'd think they are just satellites, especially because of the speed.

[@willemcronje1261]

See exactly this over a small patch of sky over the ocean near Cape Town. They just always move from right to left. My only explanation is satellites too.

[@colnixon8989]

If they are satellites, why are they only seen in one specific part of the sky? Shouldn't they be all over the place considering how many are up there?

[@Seeba1967]

Did you look up to see if there was a meteor shower going on?

[@lousid171]

Not necessary - imagine it at normal speed, the objects move much too slow for that

[@Outsquatchin]

Those are chickens that have caught on fire and are flying into cold space as fast as possible to put out the flames..

[@Patty.29675]

It Looks Like a Flight Path, Of U F O . Sounds Of Thrust. NICE Catch.🎉

[@artykohl1118]

Possibly afterburner effect.

[@j.w.r3730]

We're in the 21st century, and we still have to explain what satellites are to someone.

[@adamholste791]

that was over a course of how many hours. indeed that was odd. I star gaze almost every single night. i love it a lot. idk what this was, it was what 64x speed the whole time? I suggest submitting your content to aaro.

[@AaronStelling]

Sounds like planes flying overhead. You can hear jet and prop sounds. How close is the airport in your area

[@Dahnoie]

I think a video just put out a few days ago by Sabine Hossenfelder, a scientist, might explain this. It might be you caught an example of Kessler Syndrome. She might be very interested in seeing this.