Witnessed Two Extremely Bright Objects in the Sky in One Night

I got out the Low light camera to do a timelapse video of Venus dropping below the horizon and ended up filming two really bright objects.
Could of been satellites but cannot pinpoint if so
ISS had already traveled by

[huffpappy]

Back in the 60's, it was very rare to see a satellite, and now it's hard not to see one just quickly glancing up at a dark sky. My how things have changed. It must drive astronomers nuts.

[AllysonWonderlandOfResin]

New channel sub.
I discovered ur channel today & have binge watched dozens of ur videos trying to obtain a bit of knowledge about the different scopes & devices u used to film our night sky.
I appreciate u sharing this incredible footage & details of ur equipment in other videos.

[rustygrunert]

Its big whatever it is and moving pretty fast, great catch . 💚☮🌏🛸

[BanjoNinetyThemes]

Plenty going on in the skies.
Fascinating video, thank you.

[hopingtobewheatnotatare]

That's absolutely incredible that you would even be able to follow something like that. Good job & great video.

[troye.]

Before my mother's passing, she used to watch the ISS fly over her place all the time. It looked exactly like this. What I find mesmerizing about your video is the fact that we can see sooo many satellites😲

[Chako-Tweaks]

"whatever it is its bright" yells at dog had me cracking up 😂😂😂

[Mauvias]

Shocked at how many satellites are whizzing around. Thanks for the video.

[lantrick]

"Stellarium" will show you the tracks of Satellites. You can set at specific date and time and it will show you what was there, is there, or will be in the future

[billaedo]

I'm 65 and for many years now I have been filming these objects and studying them. Like many of you, I used to believe these lights were satellites. Five years ago, I filmed some sort of a craft that turned out to be anything but a plane or a terrestrial device. Out of curiosity, I bought lenses, cameras and AI software to study the objects in the sky. During the past five years I have filmed thousands of objects. My approach has always been empirical and scientific. First of all, no objects can stay in orbit below the LEO, that is 160 kms or 95 miles approximately. The minimum orbit speed not to fall down for any object in orbit is 28, 000 km/hour. Have you ever seen what that tremendous speed looks like in reality? Think of this: the average cruising speed of a commercial airplane is between 880 and 926 kilometers per hour. The object in this video should be as high as 550 kms up in the sky and its speed should be 55 times faster than a commercial airplane. Is that what we are seeing in this video? No, of course not. I'm no amateur observer and I can assure you my friends that this is not a satellite; none of the objects in this video are. Do it yourself. Take a photogram of the object in this video. Use any AI based app to process it and see the results. Where are the solar panels? Why is the light in the bright central area of the object so bright and perfectly circular? Can you see anything else that can prove to you that you are seeing the image of a satellite? With the current technology in cameras and lenses and the AI, all those details are no longer a mystery. If you can't see the solar panels, it's because they are not there. If, on the contrary, you see some kind of a craft, well, maybe it is a craft. Human or non human? How about any non human faces in the image? How about bald heads and big almond shaped eyes?

[cecilboatwright]

Did you notice that, a few times, EVERY moving object in your field of view SPEEDS UP for a few seconds (it is most noticeable just after the second "bright object" appears, beginning at the 9:09 mark, with EVERY moving point of light in the field SPEEDS UP, apparently at the EXACT SAME INCREASE, through the time when you reposition your camera, until the 9:21 mark, when ALL of the moving object SLOW BACK DOWN, again, apparently the same amount! If you watch carefully, this happens a few times throughout the video....

[ethereal]

There's tons of stuff moving around that sky! Beautiful camera work!

[DebiAnderson-hv]

Thanks, I love watching this. You scared the crap out of me when you yelled at the dog. I hope to see more.

[tommystravels]

You actually have another 2 objects climbing too.... smaller but still noticeable. in the right side last 1/4 of the screen and @ 2 o'clock high.

[BG-vwjx]

Crazy how it remained so bright.
Also, the amount of satellites 👀

[CB-ndki]

The consistent vector and speed sugggests space station, BUT the illumination never changed. If it was the space station it should have faded out away from the sun.

[YolandaWinzer-wz]

Definitely busy in those skies thanks for capture

[wtglb]

Wow, lots of objects up there! I guess I forget how much we’ve launched into orbit over the years 😮

[sdbirder]

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[moonfairy.andrea]

Some dogs 🐕 always bark at UFOs. My neighbors dog does. The birds 🐦 know when the sun starts flaring or at least they know when strange things are happening in the sky and they alert me. 😊 Thanks for sharing. 👍🏻