<p>I don't know ANYTHING about astronomy but I know what I saw and 2 of my siblings saw it too. I initially thought it was a shooting star, but a Google search quickly made it clear that it wasn't.
it was of similar brightness to the surrounding stars and weirdly wasn't moving in a single direction. it was moving erratically in no particular path, was not constrained to a specific area and almost mimicked what a laser point would look like if a human was moving it randomly. I do not believe satellites move at the speed at which it was moving and as randomly.. 
what could this possibly be? </p>

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2019-05-20T16:46:13.117Z
Were you looking through a window or a pair of glasses?
John Dvorak
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2019-05-20T17:20:13.650Z
@John Dvorak absolutely not. I wear contacts and besides  oth my siblings have 20/20 vision. we were on the roof
byeol
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2019-05-21T10:39:50.107Z
It might have been a star (or planet). Did it stay in roughly the same place, but just seem to bounce around. If so, look for a source of heat  (chimney or flue) directly below where it appeared to be.
Mick
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really fast moving star-like light
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# really fast moving star-like light

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-05-20)

I don't know ANYTHING about astronomy but I know what I saw and 2 of my siblings saw it too. I initially thought it was a shooting star, but a Google search quickly made it clear that it wasn't.
it was of similar brightness to the surrounding stars and weirdly wasn't moving in a single direction. it was moving erratically in no particular path, was not constrained to a specific area and almost mimicked what a laser point would look like if a human was moving it randomly. I do not believe satellites move at the speed at which it was moving and as randomly..
what could this possibly be?

**Tags:** star, light

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Were you looking through a window or a pair of glasses?  
> **username_0**: @username_1 absolutely not. I wear contacts and besides  oth my siblings have 20/20 vision. we were on the roof  
> **username_2**: It might have been a star (or planet). Did it stay in roughly the same place, but just seem to bounce around. If so, look for a source of heat  (chimney or flue) directly below where it appeared to be.  

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