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from Wedderburn, Victoria wrote on 18 November 2016 at 11:58 pm
I took my dog out before going to bed at about 10.20 pm. While I was waiting I looked up at the stars, as I usually do. After a few minutes I saw something traveling west to east getting brighter then dimmer then brighter again repeatedly before it disappeared behind trees, not the first time I have seen this, though last time it was traveling north to south but seemed to curve. It or they may have been satellites but I didn't get a warning from my satellite tracking app for an Iridium sighting. Then out of the corner of my eye I saw a small white flash. I looked to where I saw it and watched the area expecting to see more flashes from a plane. About a minute or so later I saw another flash in the same place, probably NNW of my position and about 55 to 60 degrees above the horizon. I kept watching and a minute or so later saw another flash, again in the same place. I kept watching the spot. Sometimes the flash was a little dimmer and some times a little brighter but it didn't change position. I watched it long enough for the stars to change position by about five degrees, but not the flash. Then I saw a very faint steady light moving west to east about three degrees above the position of the flash and I first saw it about 10 degrees to the west of the flash point. It may have been a satellite, I lost it around the flash area. Then while I was waiting for another flash I saw one, but about three degrees lower and to the east of the original. I thought it had moved, but then I saw a flash in the original... Read more
I took my dog out before going to bed at about 10.20 pm. While I was waiting I looked up at the stars, as I usually do. After a few minutes I saw something traveling west to east getting brighter then dimmer then brighter again repeatedly before it disappeared behind trees, not the first time I have seen this, though last time it was traveling north to south but seemed to curve.
It or they may have been satellites but I didn't get a warning from my satellite tracking app for an Iridium sighting.
Then out of the corner of my eye I saw a small white flash. I looked to where I saw it and watched the area expecting to see more flashes from a plane. About a minute or so later I saw another flash in the same place, probably NNW of my position and about 55 to 60 degrees above the horizon. I kept watching and a minute or so later saw another flash, again in the same place. I kept watching the spot. Sometimes the flash was a little dimmer and some times a little brighter but it didn't change position. I watched it long enough for the stars to change position by about five degrees, but not the flash. Then I saw a very faint steady light moving west to east about three degrees above the position of the flash and I first saw it about 10 degrees to the west of the flash point. It may have been a satellite, I lost it around the flash area. Then while I was waiting for another flash I saw one, but about three degrees lower and to the east of the original. I thought it had moved, but then I saw a flash in the original position.
For a short time there were two flash points, the second newer one flashing more frequently than the first, probably around every 30 seconds, then the first seemed to stop. I watched for a few more minutes then came inside to see if I could find any similar reports. I probably spent about 30-35 minutes watching.... Collapse
wrote on 18 November 2016
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11:58 pm