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Napa · CA, USA
a moving star looked like a satellite except there were others following there were 30 total. ((Starlink satellites?))
San Diego · CA, USA
I observed something Friday, April 17, that may be related to what you reported about on “Coast to Coast” the next night regarding five
Cameron Park · CA, USA
((NUFORC Note: Witness provides no information. PD))
Redding · CA, USA
20-30 single lighted flying objects flying steadily in linear formation. ((Starlink satellites?))
Watsonville · CA, USA
MADAR Node 105
Watsonville · CA, USA
MADAR Node 105, replaces 04/28/2020 same location
Watsonville · CA, USA
MADAR Node 105
Stockton · CA, USA
A line of lights they would appear and disappear in another.(("Starlink" satellites??))((anonymous))
Littlerock · CA, USA
MADAR Node 56
Watsonville · CA, USA
MADAR Node 105
Santa Barbara · CA, USA
MADAR Node 57
Ukiah · CA, USA
Lights in the early moring sky!
Sacramento · CA, USA
Triangle blinking lights.
Clearlake · CA, USA
Multiple crafts seen over Clearlake, seen descending to Mt. Konocti
San Diego · CA, USA
Straight projection upward at a very high rate of speed leaving a white snail trail behind.
San Francisco · CA, USA
Something extremely bright flew by my bedroom window with a high pitched sound woooooo. Half of my room was lit with a flash of light.
Santee · CA, USA
Three separate fast moving objects left a trail behind them from 22,000 to about 5,000 feet and began to group together
Watsonville · CA, USA
MADAR Node 105
Santa Barbara · CA, USA
MADAR Node 57
Santee · CA, USA
Fire trail falling through the sky
Lakewood · CA, USA
Large red pulsating light vanished.
Davis · CA, USA
Two very bright star like objects seen near Orion’s Belt
Del Mar · CA, USA
Very large bright (white Light) object falling down out of sky at a controlled rate, did anyone else see it?
San Diego · CA, USA
I noticed a series of lights that appeared on the top right corner of the frame (("Starlink" satellites??))