I just saw UFO

I just saw like one spot appeared? It was like bright star, then disappeared, and then again appeared and disappeared. It was during few second. It seemed to me that it didn't move. Does anybody know what could it be?
 
Serg said:
I just saw like one spot appeared? It was like bright star, then disappeared, and then again appeared and disappeared. It was during few second. It seemed to me that it didn't move. Does anybody know what could it be?

Possibly a rotating satellite or piece of space junk reflecting the sunlight? There are thousands of metal chunks floating around the atmosphere. Or perhaps an airplane turning it's high beam headlights on and off? (I've seen it before, and it looks very strange). Hard to say for sure without more data.
 
Serg said:
I just saw like one spot appeared? It was like bright star, then disappeared, and then again appeared and disappeared. It was during few second. It seemed to me that it didn't move. Does anybody know what could it be?

Hi Serg-check and see if you see the object in same place or near there again on next night-it may be a star, more likely a planet if it doesn't "twinkle"- the disappear and re-appear is caused by hi level clouds which momentarily cover up the star or planet (these clouds are often not visible if not illuminated by a strong light source such as the moon) If you see it again try to identify what constellation it is in or near and you should be able to identify which star or planet it could be-if it stays in same place it could be Polaris (North Star)

But if it not ...there is no way we could say what it might be. I have seen many so called "nocturnal lights" but they usually are mundane things such as satellites, high flying aircraft, stars and planets etc. But the fact you are looking and seeing is good! :)
 
Jason (ocean59) said:
Possibly a rotating satellite or piece of space junk reflecting the sunlight? There are thousands of metal chunks floating around the atmosphere. Or perhaps an airplane turning it's high beam headlights on and off? (I've seen it before, and it looks very strange). Hard to say for sure without more data.

I was looking in that direction for about 10 minutes, I think. (I think that what I'm just wrote, I wrote before, some deja vu maybe. Maybe I'm confused) and I didn't see any blinking after that in the area around. And didn't hear any sound. Maybe it was a plane's headlights change, but then I would be able to see plane light after? Yes it could be a piece of space junk or rotating satellite.

tschai said:
Hi Serg-check and see if you see the object in same place or near there again on next night-it may be a star, more likely a planet if it doesn't "twinkle"- the disappear and re-appear is caused by hi level clouds which momentarily cover up the star or planet (these clouds are often not visible if not illuminated by a strong light source such as the moon) If you see it again try to identify what constellation it is in or near and you should be able to identify which star or planet it could be-if it stays in same place it could be Polaris (North Star)

But if it not ...there is no way we could say what it might be. I have seen many so called "nocturnal lights" but they usually are mundane things such as satellites, high flying aircraft, stars and planets etc. But the fact you are looking and seeing is good! :)

Hi tschai, I don't remember the exact time, but I stay outside for some time in approximate time and I did'nt see anything simillar. It was on the west,
between Gemini constellation (near Pollux) and Cancer.

Also an hour ago, approx., I saw some flying object. I noticed it when it was under my head, it was flying somewhere into direction of North and the I went to my room to take my old USSR's spyglass :cool2: (I don't know how to name it correctly, telescope? it only magnifies by 20). But when I came back I didn't observe it anymore. My wife told me that it flied some time and disappeared, it seemed to her that it's flying direction wasn’t direct in the end. But I think it must be satellite
 

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