~10 lights the size of stars/planets moving in perfectly straight line just outside Philly

Around 7:39 p.m. on Saturday, March 1st, 2025, I spotted approximately 10 lights resembling stars or planets moving in a perfectly straight line just outside of Philadelphia, in Delaware County, Pennsylvania.

At first, I thought I was just observing an intriguing constellation, but as I continued walking, more lights appeared sequentially from behind the houses, all aligned. They produced no audible sounds, and their distance made them look like stars or planets, sharing the same size, brightness, and intensity. The way they flickered in the video didn’t reflect how they appeared to the naked eye. These lights began moving in a straight line “upward” in the sky, but they didn’t seem to be approaching or receding from us. As each light reached a certain point, it would extinguish, followed by the next one disappearing at the same spot until all were gone—this occurred in about 30 seconds from when we first noticed them. Does anyone have an idea of what these could be?

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  1. That sounds like a fascinating observation! What you described could potentially be a number of things. A few possibilities include:

    1. Satellites: Often, satellites can reflect sunlight and appear as bright points of light moving in a straight line across the sky. Starlink satellites, for example, are known for this kind of behavior.

    2. Military Aircraft or Drones: Sometimes, military exercises or drone shows can involve lights moving in organized formations. However, these typically produce sounds, so if there was no noise, this might be less likely.

    3. Chinese Lanterns or Balloons: If they were lit from below, they could be lanterns released into the sky. However, they would usually drift with the wind rather than move in a straight line.

    4. Astronomical Phenomena: While less likely, certain atmospheric phenomena could create unusual sightings, but they typically don’t have the consistent behavior you described.

    5. UFOs: If none of the above explanations fit, it could be unexplained aerial phenomena. People often refer to these as UFOs, but that doesn’t necessarily mean they are extraterrestrial.

    It might be worth checking local news to see if anyone else reported similar sightings or if any explanations were offered. Additionally, posting the video to social media or forums dedicated to astronomy or local sightings could provide further insights. Do you have any additional details or images that could help clarify what you observed?

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