Several possible UFOs on ISS HD Timelapse video?

The title asks the question, are they UFOs?, or can they be identified by our ATS members?

Keep you eyes peeled to this area of the video from 0.57 until 1.11.



Here is the video, a gorgeous one too!.



Earth looks surreal!

See what you think, UFO's? Satellites? Starship Enterprise? Asteroids? Meteors?


Video was posted by AstronautiCAST, the Italian Space and Astronautics Association (ISAA).

Enjoy the video regardless of the UFOs

a reply to: skyblueworld

Amazing video and a good catch I saw them also.
Could they be satellites?.
Oh and I bet we get a flat earther in saying it is all CGI anyhow.

a reply to: skyblueworld

They seem to show just before the sun is coming over the horizon, so my bet is reflecting satellites.

Nice video

Lens flare. But a nice video, so its a wash. (flag and star for nice video)

a reply to: Aleister

Lens Flare? really? You're pulling my pi**er aren't you?

Just watched it again and If it is satellites I never knew two would be so close together and does one speed up a little?.

How fast have they speeded up the video also?.

originally posted by: skyblueworld
a reply to: Aleister

Lens Flare? really? You're pulling my pi**er aren't you?

Yuck, "pull you own mister". But yes, that's what the various quick moving lights look like when taking the other lights in the video into account, especially the two at around the 1:09 mark that zip across the sky in relation to the reflected light on the video's right.

a reply to: boymonkey74

I think the two are reflection in glass, possibly the dome where the camera is mounted.

a reply to: skyblueworld

It's a breathtaking video, but I can't see what you're referring to at all. Just looks like a bunch of stars...I played it four times and it's just the same stars...what are we supposed to be looking at?

a reply to: Aleister

Yuck, "pull you own mister". But yes, that's what the various quick moving lights look like when taking the other lights in the video into account, especially the two at around the 1:09 mark that zip across the sky in relation to the reflected light on the video's right.

What zips across the sky? I didn't see anything move at all.

a reply to: skyblueworld

I'd say it's just light reflections.

Other reflections pop up in that area too, such as this one..

a reply to: tigertatzen

Top left from :57 put it full screen and full res.

a reply to: skyblueworld

Disregard my last posts...I saw it!! I had to take it out of full screen to see it...so many stars and so much light was not allowing my brain to process it. That is amazing!!

a reply to: boymonkey74

I had to take it out of fullscreen to see it...I'm a tetrachromat so I see things other people don't and light really affects it a lot. But I saw it!

There are others… for the really observant, go full screen, focusing on the patch of sky marked by OP exclusively. Other tracks, some momentary, but all in the same direction and about the same place. Because the camera and relative position of the sun remain constant, that would lend to reflections.

Now, if one of those had ziggyzaggied…

a reply to: skyblueworld

I wish I knew more about this stuff...I don't understand how people are coming to the conclusion that it is reflections or anything like that. I can tell you that they're a different color entirely than the stars are...actually they're several colors mixed together, kind of like swirling or overlapping. I wish I could see them enlarged, but I can't. What do you yourself think they are? I am curious as to what your thoughts are.

a reply to: tigertatzen

Doesn't reflections act on light like a prism? so you do see many colours?.
I could watch it all day tbh UFO or reflection It's super duper cool.

a reply to: boymonkey74

Just watched it again and If it is satellites I never knew two would be so close together and does one speed up a little?.

How fast have they speeded up the video also?.

Yes, I saw that too...one pulled ahead of the other, almost like they were racing.

originally posted by: boymonkey74
a reply to: skyblueworld

Amazing video and a good catch I saw them also.
Could they be satellites?.
Oh and I bet we get a flat earther in saying it is all CGI anyhow.

Yep, they more than likely are - with over 2000 of them out there, ISS timelapse imaging is going to capture them.

a reply to: tigertatzen

My thoughts are on UFOs, that's what I see, i'm also struggling to see them as lens flare, they look solid.

I could also be wrong, i simply don't know until they can be confirmed as lens flare with the appropriate evidence to say so.