Possibly, depending on timing and spacing and such. But seeing planes flying in and out of clouds is not something new, the Starlink system is. A recognized object (a plane) comes with at least a roughly known set of capabilities, an...
I think that it is difficult to describe the motion of the Starlink flares using only words. It is difficult for everyone including pilots. I also think that as they are used to seeing moving lights in the sky that usually turn out to be planes...
Another Reddit post from and Airline pilot, unfortunately no date or time to check, but they bear all the hallmarks of the usual flaring satellites
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/1cakt3z/possible_sighting/
Edit - slightly...
If it's that Globalstar star mentioned before then it might well have been too faint in between flashes. Seems like the faintest star I can make out in the video are around +6 in magnitude, that's brighter than the brightest the sat was predicted...
This looks very much like a flashing satellite to me, rather than the strobe light of an aircraft. I think @GMassey 's methodology above is sound - I'd probably do something similar.
How accurate was the time? If we have the exact date & time...
Looks like it's a satellite, specifically Globalstar M36 (NORAD 25623).
Methodology:
- Identified the stars
- Picked a reference star -- Hipparcos 29263 is the one next to the flashes at about 0:07 and 0:16 in the video -- and calculated its...
@flarkey you should put "(skydivers in Perris CA)" in the title and put the sky diver proof in the OP way up at the top. So readers don't have to battle to find the answer.
I think this is the original NUFORC Report. Suggests the the date/time of video is "2019-10-18 20:30 Local"
https://nuforc.org/sighting/?id=150361
And this is the slam-dunk....
Source...
Solved as skydivers doing a world record canopy stack...
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