random flashes of light in the night sky

Just flashes. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Started to try to look into it and gave up. May 28, 2021 in The Astro Lounge, Does anyone know what are those random flashes we often see in the night sky ? And Im very well versed in aviation and plane spotting. Possibly further than a satellite. Since a couple of months I regularly see flashes of lights in the night sky and wonder what they are. I started seeing the flashes this year (2022), usually between 8 and 10 PM ET. Its as if they are giving me a cosmic hello, or pat on the back. https://www.instagram.com/reel/ChDTTeDpgDB/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= I am replying to your post because you seem to have a clear level mind and a rational take on the subject. Ive seen these flashes on multiple ET Contact expeditions with Dr. Steven Greer. I stargaze a lot. 4;30 AM during a meteor shower. Same here. Theyre too bright to come from fainter stars. Unlike anything I have ever seen before. Just imagine an Iridium Flare but it's stationary. I just have no idea. Everyone wants to call them Iridium flares, but what truly boggles my mind, is that sometimes the flashes will be stationary for what seems like several minutes. The musk train has a trajectory easy to follow. Lassen. As many commenters have noted, they dont behave like satellites. I just happened to go out in the garden the other night as couldnt sleep. The flash was bright white and about the size of a dime at arms length away. That sounds like a meteor. I could just detect the feint satellite, in my 10x50 bins, travelling north. It has been approximately 2 A.M two of those times. I seen one just last week and more than a few over the summer months! Like if I were to hold up, say, a Pringles can with the bottom out of it, theyd happen roughly in that space. So I got my Dad to come out, showed him where to look but I had not told him what to look for. Sometimes moving, sometimes stationary. I can estimate speeds and altitudes of aircraft and satellites. I think It cloaked it self. What many others have described also dont sound like TLEs to me. Cosmic Ray example (https://youtu.be/y6gtkJ3s-70). No crap? The "red flare", as many described it, was spotted by people in Houston and other places throughout the world. There was 2 more flashes. Hi Steve, have you linked your footage anywhere? I pick up these what I call Point Flashes very frequently on my meteor spotter skycam. Still none the wiser. After a few seconds I realized that it was not Jupiter I saw, Jupiter was quite near the light, but somewhat lower in altitude. Just a bright flash as if, as someone mentioned, a "shooting star" were coming straight at the observer and not at an angle. Made me think of a camera flash. Last night around 1 AM in Switzerland. Directly where I was looking in the sky, a single flash occurred it was very bright, but not light up the sky bright. Weve ruled out the regular possibilities such as satellites and high flying planes. I too have seen the unmoving pin-prick flashes. You must log in or register to reply here. As many of you also experienced, I focused on that area and a few seconds later another flash appeared, as visible as any bright star for a split second. I have seen the ISS in the past, so I know what that looks like as well and this was nothing like Ive ever seen before. I have been seeing bright single flashes with no trail all summer , I have never seen them before . but ever since then Ive always been searching the internet for similar sightings and even find myself waiting at night staring at the sky hoping to see another UFO. I do not believe in UFO s as in alien visitation but my God this has got me thinking. It's brighter than all other things I see in the night sky, Not so much startled by the name of an Egyptian Goddess being blasted into my mind but more so due to her uncanny resemblance to a figure I'd. that sounds silly, I know, but I believe it! And. Spotted shootingstars and airplanes too thats how i had to rule out airplanes because the blinking lights of an airplane would definitely have been seen for a longer time (not single flashes). It isnt lightening, Ive checked the radars and weather satellites and there is no storm action or lightning around anywhere near here. I have also studied the UFO phenomenon fairly extensively and these fit the unidentified qualifier, but theres likely a very scientific explanation. I have seen them on occasion. Unfortunately, the greatest flashes in theuniversesupernovas have been avoiding our neighborhood since before the telescopes invention. Crazy. Also, sprites are much larger than these single flashes. Perhaps we just need to ask for them to show themselves. By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use. if you contact me I will share what I know. I'd assume it was a random event to give the world more life, even if there is no actual cause or shooter. Amateur astronomy is my #1 hobby. Last night November 26, 2022 around 7:00 PM New Jersey I glanced into night sky while outside with my daughter. I have continued to observe the area of flash, which can be quite bright and even reaching negative magnitudes, but not seen any further light source from the object within the next two minutes following. Very odd? When I ask others about them they have no idea either. Occasionally in a 30 minute sitting I will see a few of them in different parts of the sky. Just a flash and back to black. We theorized a reflection from a satellite, but I think it was mentioned somewhere here why that might not be it. Mostly it's a single flash, but sometimes it repeated a second and rarely a third or fourth time. I was doing a star lapse in New York in the country where I go fishing, and I captured two of these flashes one very bright like a star and one much smaller. Things I've seen that I'm hoping for plausible explanations for. This is my email if anybody has any knowledge about this. I went back out 20 minutes later to see if it was still there & it was gone. Result: Heat lightning. See more about lightning types. When I lived in London they Flashed as I wandered by night. Dont tilt your head so far back its literally lack of oxygen it happens. Really though, tons of people experiencing the same phenomenon after going our whole lives without seeing something strange like this, and you come in saying were not getting enough oxygen to the brain? We took the family out to the desert to watch the perseids. Most of my sky watching has been in a westerly direction recently. The flashes are all by themselves. I am a retired airline pilot, so I know the difference between aircraft and something else. I wonder if they are small meteors observed from my position head onhence I only see the small blinknot the tail and not any apparent motion or trajectory. They are very short but seem very bright. Im so excited I found this page, it first saw one of these flashes a year ago. They were all white flashes not in the same spot. Moving flashes (as in your pictures): +1 for the 'rotating satellite catching the sun' explanation. I also wonder why 99% of the satellites I see these days are flying straight north instead of the usual east. and it would and get super bright and fade away slowly or cloaked itself. I saw two of these flashes a few hours ago. Wed always stare at the stars together and track the ISS.. Which was followed by a transition in perspective from dying in the car to then assisting in the recovery of my body- at which point the scenario rotated to being shown the front of the car where a Subaru emblem was very pronounced. No motion. We have been seeing the flashes for years. No satellite would use a camera flash to take a picture as the light wouldnt illuminate anything on the ground, so, I remain stumped. I cant explain them. Tonight the sky is full of meteors, but Ive seen ships up close and afar and bright flashes of light from nowhere. In my opinion this should be investigated more rigorously as it is a most curious phenomena. Random bright light flashes in the night sky By Miha R May 28, 2021 in The Astro Lounge Followers 1 Miha R New Members 0 1 Posted May 28, 2021 (edited) Does anyone know what are those random flashes we often see in the night sky ? Yes I am experiencing the exact same thing. I also see them, same like you said in your comment, no repeat of where or Usually looking either East or north. Random bright flashes - General Observing and Astronomy - Cloudy Nights Posts: 100 Joined: 09 May 2021 Loc: Cleveland, Tennessee, USA Posted 11 September 2021 - 09:35 AM Hi, thank you all. I have been seeing these flashes quite often lately. Cosmic rays only last ONE frame as opposed to the hundreds of milliseconds for the flashes. No one I talk to has ever seen it. Ive never seen a warm white or any specific color flash. Called a bolide, these are meteors bright enough to flash and cast shadows, and they explore above your head several times each year. I have seen flashes at times at all hours after Sunset to Sun rise. It was in the same spot. I was watching season 3 episode 4 of The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch tonight and 32 minutes into the episode they also captured one of these flashes. Have totally seen and thought the EXACT SAME THING!!! But not many. In other words there is movement evident while its visible. Was looking for random meteors when all of a sudden this speck of light, just like a star, formed out of black sky, reached a magnitude of about -2 and quickly went out. A curious phenomenon involving white flashes occurred yesterday Saturday 12th Nov 2022 around 7.45 pm to 7.50 pm EAT. They were bright and would just be one single flash, then nothing. Random bright light flashes in the night sky. I always wondered about meteors coming straight in. My conclusion for many of the pinpoint flashes are that they are the result of space junk burning up, which are on a gravitationally caused trajectory directly towards the observer on Earth relatively speaking, as these pieces reach the required velocity for frictional burning up in oxygenated atmosphere, as opposed to meteor objects burning up as the Earth flies through old comet tales and producing the more sweeping light trails in the sky. Some stars can be seen in the video. Very beautiful video footage if you follow the link, the satellite lightgetting so big and bright and then dimming back down. Ive always tended to watch the sky over the years & dont remember seeing these before. Never seen a flash happen that frequently before. But i would add that the flashes were random with no distinct timing pattern. Wyoming USA. A series of flashes so to speak in a certain time period. Copyright 2021 Stargazers Lounge I have observed this random quick flashes for months now. Great description, exactly what we are seeing here in The Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia on a mountain with minimal light pollution, its like a camera flash as far away as the stars, stationary, multiples, each individual flash around every 20-30 seconds. I saw flashes in different areas, always stationary, never more than 2 flashes in the same spot. There was no pattern to the flash. From my garden a couple hours after sunset I can see many of them flashing in a line and in the same places. I thought about that with the random flashes I have seen but someone told me that all meteors come in at an angle. Automatically I said "whoa". This is the first thing Ive found that reads (and looks) like what I saw. Ive purposely setup my capture software to record 30 head frames and 120 tail frames. They occurred S, W, NW & NNW. I use Stellarium, Night Sky, Star Walk, Flight Radar 24, RadarScope, etc. Sky was very clear. The longest similar kind of a stationary bright light I have seen lasted for about a minute. The light then appeared to move slightly and dim with a reddish tinge before disappearing completely. My initial thought was that they were tumbling satellites, but given the very short duration of the flash (fraction of a second), youd expect the flash period to be shorter, e.g. Very strange indeed. Do satellites use camera flash strobes at nighttime? My best guess is that it is a geostationary satellite that is rotating, and it makes a full rotation every 11 second, reflecting sunlight off of its dollar array. You don't see it, then when you do it's dim and then quickly gets brighter then back to dim and eventually not visible. So. I have now seen them frequently over the past few months. Just imagine an Iridium Flare but it's stationary. I turned my head looking above Mars. Hello, I found this page searching for answers online too. It's brighter than all other things I see in the night sky, though it could seem brighter than it is because it's in the corner of the eye or at least a bit off the focus. I have had them fly very low over my head. I would almost describe the flashes as a camera flash if there was an alien tourist hovering above and they wanted to snap a picture over a certain part of Earth for their vacation photo or something. It did not move at all. The last time I saw it, which was about 8 minutes from the first bright flash that got my attention, there was 2 dull flashes at the 3 o'clock position of the Star. I have seen several of these on a single night over about 2 hours, usually in the North but also E, W and S at about a 35-40 degree angle here in the UK. Unlike winter clouds which are generally widespread and stratiform, the warm summermonths often find clear skies in one community while billowing puffy thunderstorms eruptnearby. I live in Cornwall and have seen them as well. Seeing stars photopsia symptoms and causes flashes of light in corner eye or peripheral vision why we see swirling colors when our eyes are closed the swaddle seeing flashes of light spiritual they are your guardian angels. The flashes me and my partner saw were just as described. What do you call an amazing streak of light you can sometimes see in the night sky falling into Earth's atmosphere and burning up? In some cases I find a match (usually an Iridium satellite) for the flash confirming that it was a satellite that caused it. November 24, 2014 in The Astro Lounge. No warning, no starting out dim. Unknown Bright Flashes of Light in the Night Sky | Sony A7s 4K AQUPAZ 5.37K subscribers 202 Dislike Share 18,534 views May 12, 2017 While looking out for meteor's on the night of May 12,. There was no more flashes after that. Exiled to sunniest and darkest, rural Denmark! I see them frequently in the UK around the Big Dipper between 10 pm and 1 am. The flashing was at random intervels and random brightness. Satellite tracking could help me to help solve these. We saw a series of about 4 flashes in 20 minutes in varying spots. Thank you for your time and for the posts! But even stranger is it does not appear to be moving as there is not trail. aug 16 2022. Could be a drone. Sept 27 8:3pm. I also see a tiny flick of light which lasts for barely a millisecond. I am visiting Culca canyon, Peru this week and we also noticed these flashes tonight while sitting in the hot springs. Searchlights Shining Beams Light Into Sky Stock Fooe 100 Royalty 16788958 Shutterstock. Iridium satellite flashes in the sky - YouTube, Meteor fireball lights up the night sky over Perth, Western Australia -- Sott.net. 10 seconds per exposure. I always focused on a area from my POV around VEGA where those flashes happened. I also saw 2 on the western horizon a dusk one time. I followed the "Flash! The flashes do not appear randomly in different locations. First time poster? Satellites, most likely. Just saw one tonight, really bright. A few nights later I walked around the side of my house just to Skywatch and it was a 3/4 clear night. AJS84 I thought I was going mad. Ive been seeing it often then it disappears. I regularly see them on my low light camera still. Ive seen the exact same type of flash in the same spot about 3 or 4 times in the last year. The flashs had to be 150 times brighter than anything else in the sky. Why flash like a camera flash (like a diamond shape growing and fading) do they need to flash in the night sky for photography? 2. They were close together about five seconds apart brighter than Jupiter butuch more white. Thats exactl how i would decribe it a camera flash.. but the one i witnessed flashed then flashed 2 inches from the first Flash literally withing the same second as if i couldnr see the travel inbetween the 2 points. Ive seen these same flashes. What i thought it is: some sort of satelite thrusters, but on the 4.th sept i saw series of flashes and therefore i suppose its unlikely. Is this something normal? It may not be connected at all, but about 10 seconds after the flash I heard what sounded like a very distant, very short road or thunder- but definitely not thunder. You could then see if that correlated to emissions at those frequencies. Sometimes there will be two or three in a row in the same spot. Thought it was maybe a rotating satellite catching sun but it was more like a giant flash. An hour later i tried my luck again (was hoping to see this again) and there it went, 2 or three flashes again. I quickly shifted my focus onto that spot and about 5 seconds later saw another flash in the exact same location. It looked like a dim star to my group who traveled to the equator to seeit. I had seen one of these regular occuring star flashes and fixed my eye on it as it went dim, it moved a little more then flashed again, i continuing tracking it even though it was very dim but it suddenly accelerated at a very fast pace over a large area of the sky in almost a perfect circle and then dissapeared. At one point he shines a laser at the exact area of the sky that the light is flashing. Im referring to Lukes Youtube video link, https://youtube.com/shorts/QZf3QMtJFIA?feature=share. Had a regular interval, but it was very long, like 2 plus minutes. It lasted 10-15 seconds and no movement or light rail could be detected by eye. When zoomed way in the flash looks oval shaped but not moving and the next frame all the stars have moved to a new position and the flash is gone. We checked radar and found no lightning flashes for 200 miles. Ive seen them numerous times over the past 5 or 6 years but this time it wasnt in the sky. Im currently camping in Queenstown, NZ. The exact same phenomena described. I have seen these single pulses in western PA. also. about 15 minutes later again in the same approximate location. Same in NW Pennsylvania! I have never witness that type of reaction before or since from a pulse. So, I have actually been to the dr about it, since for the longest I was the only one seeing them. A few nights ago I saw this flashing phenomenon consistently happening on/off in the same stationary place for about 5-6 seconds. On to the other flashes. The particular flashes which Ive imaged are not sprites, elves, halos, jets or gigantic jets. It seemed like a small kinda dim star the flash was extremely fast if you werent staring right where it happened you would miss it. It did not move and looked stationary but was really quick and reminded me of a camera flash in the distance. Very brigh and very quick Sometimes though I record a flash during overcast conditions like this example. Weve spotted 2 big government looking ones flying here recently. I have been witnessing these flashes as well from my backyard in California. Very bright and distant. Does anyone have any ideas on what this might be? Im so confused about what it is! About 6 seconds after looking, "What flashed?". I was just outside, staring at the sky and I said, Dad, if you can hear me.. give me a sign.. show me a shooting star or something. Mostly it's a single flash, but sometimes it repeated a second and rarely a third or fourth time. The video. At first they seemed to be coming from stars but then a flash appeared where their seemed to be no stars..or maybe there was a star but too dim to see until the flash. The first time was between 11 pm and 1 am . I am now scanning the south sky. Or maybe something leaving the planet and used a thrust to leave the Earths pull. The white dot appears to move in a straight line, at constant velocity you will have a better idea of that than I, given it is your footage), and does not change shape, size, etc. One supernova per century per galaxy is considered normal. At first I thought it might have been my eyes playing tricks on me or a dim cloud covering a star but the night was pretty clear, and after the flash, the light disappeared. Sometimes just one. All the recent posts on this thread is interesting. My theories are all pretty out there. - Sign In or Create Account - Random Flash of White Bright Light Reoccurring flash of light that appears from nowhere, and disappears in seconds flash bright light By Dewdropsofbliss, Other times I would see one moving across the sky slowly, I would say out loud, LIGHT UP! Then after a slightly longer period, yet another flash in exactly the same spot! I share your curiosity with these flashes of light in the night sky. Same thing the next night in a bit of a different position, or maybe not at all. But today 2 flashes. lostheadphones . So, any explanation on this would be a big thumbs up! Mostly if not always in the area of the sky where there are four stars making a square. My initial thought was that its from the DLR tracks near Greenwich/Deptford way, but it just seems too bright to be that or planes. I started seeing them in the spring of 2021, and those would glad once, usually, and were the silvery/ blue of stars. I wanted to think rationally but everything that came to mind didn't make sense. This is a "fair-to-middling" apparition . I was so fascinated, I bought night vision goggles to see if I could see what was creating the flash. sky; lights . The closest supernova in our own lifetimesthe only one visible to the naked eyehappened in 1987 and lay a safe 700,000 lightyears away in an adjacent dwarf galaxy. Thanks for your input. This is to ensure that when I record a flash, I give the recording long enough to record any subsequent strobe flashes from the airplane, if thats what it is that Im capturing. I can rule out, defenitely: planes, geo. Usually they are seen during clear nights. When I record a flash I always check on Stellarium (planetarium software) to see if there were any known satellites at the spot of the flash during the time recorded. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue. We watched it for about 30 minutes flash about every 40 something seconds. I was looking NE After approximately 5 minutes again a similar flash but directly in my line of sight as if I were looking at it intentionally. There was a line of tall trees to the south, and the light was visible just a few degrees above the top of one of them, so It was easy to see if it moved visibly, but didnt notice any movement during the time it was visible. Single flashes a couple of them happening in a approx. You get occasional flashes from sunlight reflecting off solar panels of (rotating) satellites, although you then also see the (fainter) trail of the satellite. Im glad I found this, as I was starting to doubt my sanity for a split second there. We recently held an all-night audio recording vigil for Bigfoot research. I seen it a couple of times.. now for some days not anymore. The flashes are always about the same exact duration of less than one second, but likely half a second. To get what it looked like, the best description is that it looked like a interstellar spaceship taking off. So the whole sky becomes light? Thanks for sharing this. in austria) or any IR flares. I have also noticed the craft that brighten when I ask aswell, then dissappear. "That is the coolest thing I have seen in some time. They randomly move around and go bright to dim. Hello all, this post has generated a substantial amount of comments and it might benefit from a better platform to discuss the subject. Then the other two about 5 seconds apart. I was looking at the direction of Vega when a bright star appeared maybe 5-7 degrees to the north of it and a bit lower from then horizon (5 degrees max.). Like a camera flash but 1000 times brighter and bigger and usually happens near the horizon Over the period of an hour. https://youtu.be/bMAi6vuTQT8 still not sure what these things are? The first time I witnessed anything similar was in 2012 in Tulum, Mexico. Can anyone shed a little light on this? What you saw could be drones as they are being used all over the place and have blinking lights but not like these flashes. The camera picks up the bugs and its harder to filter through all the videos, but the flashes are still there. Would really like to point nice size telescope to take the light spectra and see if its sunlight or other light. meteors coming straight at the observer. There was 4 or 5 flashes from the same area, a few seconds between flashes. I thought maybe these are Starlink orbit maneuvers since theres so many of those now in orbit. They seem to respond to my thoughts; I will ask to see them, then they flash. We saw this tonight in MN USA around 10 m. We have never seen this before. Would love a scientific explanation to this because its wigging me out! Some described it as a. The odds of a nearby star going ka-blooie before Labor Day is about one in10,000. I live in a rural area with really decent night sky and I watch it. Mysterious Beams Of Light In The Sky Have Been Spotted Around World. Also they will flash gold or yellow sometimes. Like a small camera flash never in the same location. Ive been seeing them for over 6 years. and is very dim and difficult to see. Never seen them before or since, which I found odd. There was no rhythm or timed sequence to them. Tonight I came searching because I just saw an extremely bright white flash that lit up the visible night sky of the porch Im sleeping on. And i see single flashes too on different days. after the flash out came a light orb that stayed lit for a short period of time, unlike a shooting star or comets with faster longer streaks and unlike satellites with slower speeds. Moving vertically, I contacted Professor Abraham (Avi) Loeb at Harvard University on a whim who is the head of the Frank B. Baird Jr. They appear in the sky when I asked them to. Light rays that you may see around lamps, headlights or streetlights may be a symptom of cataract or an effect from an intraocular lens (IOL) or refractive surgery. It's also never a regular interval, anything between 2 and about 10 seconds. Definitely brighter than stars, satellites or maybe even the ISS when directly above, but difficult to compare because those do not flash. Ive witnessed very odd phenomena similar in the respect of the abnormality of what you saw yourself. The 2 inches is relative the sky i imagine could be hundreds if not thousands of miles apart.. it was clearly in space. Not very original, I know 3. i counted 11 total. I just saw this for the first time last night, it was about 60 up in the night sky. I am going to look for more now Ive read this post thank you. Completely random timing, and in different spots in the sky every time! Then again in the same place several seconds later. Cause it only lasted for 1,5-2 seconds. Seeing stars photopsia symptoms and causes flashes of light in corner eye or peripheral vision seeing flashes of light spiritual they are your guardian angels why you see flashes floaters lights in your eyes health plus seeing flashing lights in eyes when to find treatment nvision eye centers spots and flashes eye doctor in elmhurst il why you . If you watch long enough you will see it flash several times in a fairly straight direction. I was standing upon my deck, waiting for my dog. What I have learned though is that geostationary satellites cant be seen as bright objects immediately visible with naked eye. I know the Geminids meteor shower peaked last night but I wasnt aware it would be visible here in Qld Australia tonight at this time, especially with the cloud cover and light pollution. Was looking for random meteors when all of a sudden this speck of light, just like a star, formed out of black sky, reached a magnitude of about -2 and quickly went out. Ive seen iridium flares, the ISS, all sorts of satellites. I have tried to search info from the net, but I have not been very succesfull. In most of my observations the falshes are literally on the very same spot. I'm also familiar with the usual things and I'm watching the night sky a lot; we have an airport here in Dresden, Germany, and large and small airplanes, helicopters all the time. If you see one, well, that could be a sign well be in for a surprise: the most intriguing sky-flash of themall! We were both shocked. Thought I imagined it. It seemed to me to have come directly from the area I was watching. Looking for an explanation of what I saw in the night sky when I let the dogs out about an hour ago in Western Downs, Qld, Australia led me here. The usual culprit: distant lightning. I though maybe they could be meteors hitting this atmosphere head on but what trows me off about that is when they happen two or three times in the same spot.. Flashes in the Sky: Earth's Gamma-Ray Bursts Triggered by Lightning February 17, 2005 A great mystery was set in motion a few years ago when a spacecraft designed to measure gamma-ray bursts - the most powerful explosions in the Universe - found that Earth was actually emitting some flashes of its own. The flashes in question are a lot shorter in duration than your typical Iridium flare. Warriors / Life Designers. And nature creates flashestoo. And nature creates flashes too. Very mysterious. I saw it again like 3 times since my post above. What's more I have seen this twice now this week in the same or similar area of sky. I live in Milford, Illinois (central Illinois)and have seen these single bright flashes around 10:45 pm for past few years (2020 2022) usually overhead. Saw just a few of these camera flashes in the night sky too. Not the first time, either. Here is my video of it, the flash is in the upper middle on Iggys third vocal line YOU KNOW it looks so good tonight very quick but if you let it loop you will find it. Thought it could be lightning, but dismissed that after longer observation. Oct 2022 about 21:15 on Finland. Im a novice but, I see these almost nightly. I made another time-lapse which caught a bout 5 or more flashes in a two hour period over 500 photos at Im very well versed in astronomy and satellites. I see at least one every time I am outside for an hour or so. Starlink satellites are always moving and are not in GSO/GEO. Ive seen these single flash events with my naked eye many times. They are meteors that come directly at earth then explode when they hit the atmosphere. I just dont believe that TLEs explain the phenomena. My boyfriend and I saw the same flashing object in Miami last week. Western PA. The official army or celestial militia of the Kaditu, who often referred to them concerning problems of rule. You can also visit the forum for additional discussion. I find it can be very difficult to judge the position of a tiny pin-point flash of light, and quite often I start off thinking I've seen something odd, only to find that, with careful attention, the flashes (even if they are irregular in frequency) appear to be in a straight line, so I'm happy to conclude they are very high altitude planes or tumbling satellites. 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