Hi JustjoeMusic... ive been seeing them for around 2 years now.. at first i spotted them with bino's but
just thought them to be satellites.. then i started seeing them without bino's but just as tiny stars traveling along.. then they started getting brighter and appearing more and more.. as soon as i would step outside suddenly one would appear.. some will just appear brighten and then fade away.. others like in the
vid i posted will stay illuminated and just disapear into the distance.. i even had one follow me coming
out of woolworths that was freaky... anyway i still wasnt sure if they were just satellites but i know
now that they arent.. you cant see satellites 2 hours after sunset and iridium satellites are only visible
for around 40 seconds with the brightest point of illumination only being around 4 seconds... ive seen these things for well over 4 minutes.. and now they are doing diferent things..

i found this thread on google trying to find others who are seeing the same thing.. a few other sites
people are talking about them but at the moment these things arent getting much attention..

but i know they arent satellites..

keep watching out..... btw ive seen lots of other stuff aswell.. not just these things... and with the recent sightings here in the uk.. something
is brewing..

Hey Skywatch.. they did stop showing for a few months torwards the end of last year for me also.
and it does seem as though they are appearing more and more this year.. i see them again last night.

just saw one now..

but it was more strange than usual

it was a tiny star traveling quite fast

2 times it lit up in a flash...
while traveling..

ive never seen that before..

it was going (again) from to the left of the big dipper and towars it.


it disappeared by cloaking itself as usually, but it was quite clear

and then one more..

this one not flashing, but just traveling in their usual way...

again from to the left of big dipper this time going over the top of it

again disappearing..

thats counts 3 in 30min.


cheers

In the interest of the scientific process, I suggest you go to www.heavens-above.com, log in your location, and look to see when [a whole bunch] of satellites, as well as the ISS are passing within visual range of you. I know that sometimes we've been watching for a particular satellite to come from one direction, and then another shows up, often from an opposing direction. Sometimes we see blinking things. It's something you should get to know, in order to form your thinking in an analytical manner. That is, if you know it isn't the ISS, it isn't the Genesis 1 or 2, not the Evistat, HTS, iridium flares or amateur satellites, then you have some criteria to gauge what you are seeing. Plus, in the process, you'll become adept at identifying various known phenomenon. It's a good thing. Then, after all that, when you see something that fits outside the parameters of known aerial phenomenon, you know when to grab the camera, when to pay attention to trajectory and you can share in the wonder, knowing you've excluded the obvious things.

Cheers