<p>I've been seeing these very small star like objects cross the sky for a couple months now. I notice that I see the them in clusters, for instance I see 2 one day and then another the next, and then I don't see any for another month or so. I assumed it was the space station until I saw another moving behind the first one I saw, and it was moving in the same general direct but clearly at a different angle. Just tonight I was Watching two as usual for about 10 seconds until one just zips around like a shooting star? Assuming it was a shooting star but I have my doubts.</p>

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2023-06-19T09:32:31.160Z
Stars don’t ‘zip around’ to the human eyes. Probably a meteor / plane / satellite
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Does this answer your question? [Slow moving star like objects in the night sky](https://astronomy.stackexchange.com/questions/32969/slow-moving-star-like-objects-in-the-night-sky)
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Multiple very small, very low visibility moving stars?
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# Multiple very small, very low visibility moving stars?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2023-06-19)

I've been seeing these very small star like objects cross the sky for a couple months now. I notice that I see the them in clusters, for instance I see 2 one day and then another the next, and then I don't see any for another month or so. I assumed it was the space station until I saw another moving behind the first one I saw, and it was moving in the same general direct but clearly at a different angle. Just tonight I was Watching two as usual for about 10 seconds until one just zips around like a shooting star? Assuming it was a shooting star but I have my doubts.

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Stars don’t ‘zip around’ to the human eyes. Probably a meteor / plane / satellite  
> **username_2**: Does this answer your question? [Slow moving star like objects in the night sky](https://astronomy.stackexchange.com/questions/32969/slow-moving-star-like-objects-in-the-night-sky)  

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