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Strange lights over northeast Indiana near Michigan
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SkyWatcher
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This video shows lights in the skies of northeastern Indiana, close to the Michigan border. The uploader describes a minute of continuous filming; the video itself runs for 1 minute and 21 seconds.
About this video
Lights appear in the sky over northeast Indiana, near the Michigan border. The clip runs for 81 seconds and includes a continuous minute of footage beginning around the 20-second mark. The lights cannot be identified from the image alone.
The poster says two of the lights are airplanes, identifiable by their blinking lights. The others are mostly thought to be satellites flaring as sunlight catches their solar panels. The poster notes that the footage was recorded more than three hours after sunset, and says this has led some people to think the lights are something else. The clip does not establish what the other lights are.
Key points
- The footage shows a continuous minute of lights over northeast Indiana near the Michigan border.
- The poster identifies two lights as airplanes because they blink.
- The poster suggests most of the remaining lights may be satellites flaring in sunlight.
- The poster says the footage was recorded more than three hours after sunset.
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