WGAL received several reports of people seeing a line of lights moving across the sky very early Thursday morning.One viewer even shared video with WGAL of the faint but eerie sight.

WGAL received several reports of people seeing a line of lights moving across the sky Monday night. Viewer Theresa Kell emailed us, saying, "Last night while viewing Jupiter, there appeared a ...

We often get reports, photos and videos of a line of lights moving across the night sky. And everyone wants to know the same thing - what were they? advertisement. WGAL Lancaster-Harrisburg.

The train of lights in the sky is not drones; rather, they are from Space X’s latest Starlink satellite deploymentWhile the satellites actually have no light on them, what you are seeing is the ...

A line of lights streaking across the sky that left skywatchers in some parts of the U.S. confused was likely caused by SpaceX's Starlink satellites, which launched on Tuesday. On Wednesday night ...

Another person said they saw the lights around 9:30 p.m., describing them as a "very long string of lights moving across the sky." One person described the lights as similar to a centipede.

The lights were moving slowly and steadily, and they seemed to be in a perfect line. One resident said "The mysterious lights were moving around 9 p.m., moving in a straight path." What is this?

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carrying 22 Starlink internet satellites launches from Cape Canaveral, Florida, on Sept. 15, 2023. The deploying satellites can appear as a string of lights in the sky for ...

LAKE CHARLES, La. (KPLC) - If you’ve ever seen a line of lights moving through the sky, chances are they are Starlink satellites being launched. The satellites are the size of an office desk and are ...

Many Central Oregonians were intrigued or puzzled by a line of lights moving slowly across the High Desert sky around 10 p.m. Saturday night.

Several News On 6 and News 9 viewers reported seeing a line of lights moving across the night sky, prompting speculation about unidentified flying objects. Here's what they really were.

According to the Starlink website, the satellites orbit the planet around 342 miles up in the sky.Normally, at their operational altitude, the constellation doesn't stand out prominently in the ...