I know for sure that this was a star but it start to move right out of its constellation!?

but i saw this right after i had seen a smaller one cruse the sky from one end of the horizon to the other end.. what are these? and something tells me they are not satellites because the second one was too big to be a satelliteI know for sure that this was a star but it start to move right out of its constellation!?If it looked like a star and moved from horizon to horizon it IS a satellite.



The second one, if it was VERY bright was the ISS (also a satellite)



If it suddenly lit up, got VERY VERY bright then went out, it was an Iridium flare (also a satellite but with mirrors that reflect the sun)



Check out a site called Heavens Above, it will tell you how to spot all these satellites tonightI know for sure that this was a star but it start to move right out of its constellation!?
Shooting star. or a meteor shower...I know for sure that this was a star but it start to move right out of its constellation!?Uhoh, better call GalileoI know for sure that this was a star but it start to move right out of its constellation!?
Its aircraft flying at an almost parallel angle to you.I know for sure that this was a star but it start to move right out of its constellation!?May be you were lucky enough to see a very highly reflected side of the ISS or Hubble (in the case of Hubble it highly likely)? If it were to pass your point of view at a particular angle, it could indeed seem very bright. Also, because of its brightness, it would seem larger than it actually is. Of course, I could be over complicating this and it could just simply be a plane.I know for sure that this was a star but it start to move right out of its constellation!?
If it moved, it wasn't a star, no matter how sure of it you are.



I don't know where you're located, but where I am, the ISS went overhead about 10pm, and tracked horizon to horizon like you describe, and then passed by an hour and a half or so later near the horizon. I suspect you may be somewhere along the same track and that's what you saw. The overhead appearance was VERY bright and well defined, I could actually make out the shape of it.



There's a link below to a site that has all the passes listed.. go down to where it says *new*, all passess of ISS. You can fill out where you're located and compare it to the flight paths.



The smaller one probably was a satellite, however.
Both definitely UFOs.