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What type of equipment did you use?

Cool that Polaris is almost dead center.

Nice

Very cool, somehow. I liked it.

It never ceases to amaze me, and this was in Missouri!!

Why would a satellite dump precious fuel. It's cool whatever it is.

I LIVE IN WEST VIRGINA AND I DIDNT GET TO SEE THOSE BEATIFUL SKIES LIKE ALOT OF STATES DID. THANK YOU FOR SHARING THAT.

3:33 somethin turns 90°

Wow! at 01:17

Satellites do not move that slowly from our ground perspective unless they are way further away than your wide lens would ever record.

Nice video. Thanks for sharing. 👍1

“Satellite fuel dump” bwahaha 🫵🏽🤣🤣😂🤡🤡

I also saw this event from West Texas. Got some photos of it.

Satellites don't dump anything and they don't move slow.

amazing video. Thanks for sharing. sub & 👍99

Very well done - appreciate having it online to share.

Upper stage venting for deorbit.

Cool video. What is the spiraling object @2:34

Weird and wonderful. Thank you.

That’s a space x rocket.. not a satellite dumping fuel.

Almost 100% sure that’s a SpaceX Falcon 9 upper stage dumping fuel before reentry. I’ve seen this before! Very cool footage. :)

Satellites do not carry fuel!! They are either solar powered or nuclear-powered, but they don't have fuel to dump!!!

That looks more like rocket launch to me.

Absolutely gorgeous!

What happened to the resident that they need surveillance cameras filming the sky tho?

Hey, these are ET’s and also secret space program. Don’t believe anything our so called “government” tells you. Get real.

You can see satellites dumping anything from orbit never heard of satellites doing that before

I caught this while taking photos of the aurora, I thought it was a galaxy I accidentally captured while on long-exposure!

Looks like a small galaxy .

99.9% sure that’s not a satellite✌️💫 Too bright and too slow. See them all the time here in Florida. Either it’s a Starlink Rocket or a UFO. Great catch. EDIT: I didn’t see the 1000X FF 😮 Not a Starlink either.

Wonderful 🤩🤩🤩

thats just the ISS' ISS stands for international space station.

Wow! fantastic photography… Thank You for sharing!

So beautiful! Well done.

Brief 20-minute display last night starting around 3:24:36 in the video - actual time about 11:25 p.m. CDT. This would have sparked great interest and coverage had it not been for the previous night's aurorapalooza.

Everything about this is wonderful! It is so cool to see the stars move too. I witnessed some last night, and it is one thing to see it here, but when it was happening all around me, it felt like it was ALIVE, like a being and like I could feel the heartbeat. We also saw some that went from east to west and looked like star bursts, or flowers.... it was really incredible! Thank you for this video, you captured much more than I could handle looking up for! It was also freezing cold out, I had my winter coat on! (in the Midwest).

Way cool! Ty for sharing 🙏👊💕💖

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Downloaded this, used my AI software to turn it into 4K quality, even more stunning. Bet the real thing was amazing? Very rare.

Clear skies in Minnesota, darkness in 4 hours. saw nothing last nite only a cam showed mild colors

Anyone in West Europe watching your now dark, what are you seeing?

More rare no-bs g5-level solar storms ongoing thru Monday. this is the same level as the 1859 Carrington storm that fried ancient telegraph terminals - luckily the grid is tuned really well against this kind of event

Dan - I'm curious how much of this was visible to the naked eye? I had similar views here in Wisconsin via a camera lens, but was surprising how muted it was when not using the camera.

Thank you for this timelapse.

Amazing! An awesome presentation. Thank you for loving the sky.

Beautiful! Watched some of this live, last night. Thanks for sharing!

It was impressive. Thanks for the stream. The chat needed some TLC at times. 😉

What a nice road -- the center line is actually visible.

Wow! Thank you so much for posting this

First of a few and many thanks for sharing this historical moment - good bless