Did you see it?Several people in New Hampshire reported seeing a string of bright lights in the sky about 11:30 Friday night.It turns out that what they likely saw were the 60 Starlink satellites launched by SpaceX earlier this week, said John Gianforte, director of the UNH Observatory. "They looked like a string of pearls in the sky," Gianforte told WMUR. Some thought they saw a fireball. Two unconfirmed reports were filed with the American Meteor Society of a possible fireball followed by a trail of bright lights. If you snapped a photo or recorded video of the lights, please submit it to u local via https://www.wmur.com/upload, via the u local New Hampshire Facebook group or by emailing newspics@wmur.com. --Related video: Reports of a bright fireball were made in April up and down the U.S. East Coast. This was the view outside a home in Maryland:

Did you see it?


Several people in New Hampshire reported seeing a string of bright lights in the sky about 11:30 Friday night.

It turns out that what they likely saw were the 60 Starlink satellites launched by SpaceX earlier this week, said John Gianforte, director of the UNH Observatory.

"They looked like a string of pearls in the sky," Gianforte told WMUR.

Some thought they saw a fireball. Two unconfirmed reports were filed with the American Meteor Society of a possible fireball followed by a trail of bright lights.

If you snapped a photo or recorded video of the lights, please submit it to u local via https://www.wmur.com/upload, via the u local New Hampshire Facebook group or by emailing newspics@wmur.com.

--

Related video: Reports of a bright fireball were made in April up and down the U.S. East Coast. This was the view outside a home in Maryland: