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While the timestamp in the video is correct, the date was off by a month. Sorry bout that. Anyway, here it is from the other night, per request it's now with 100% more tripod! Just like the rest this was taken in the Northwest sky, they're generally moving norther, but as you can see, they maneuver down, back up and several even circle around one another in a coordinated dance. A black filter was placed with more opacity than the last to clear out that green Night Vision noise. While I know there is a debate about the whole Starlink thing. I have done 5 months of research on this before posting. But reddit doesnt run on a "Trust me, Bro" economy of knowledge. So hopefully with the timestamp and the Tripods, those who have been very gracious and respectful from the other camp of thought maybe have some data they can use to see whether or not this syncs up with a Satellite constellation 

Thanks and please watch the other videos here on my channel for context.

(NOTE: This is a reupload from about an hour ago. Had to delete that one because I had put that black filter on it which made it damn near impossible to see anything.)

You can follow the original conversation about whether or not it's Starlink or how I'm a terrible human because I can't afford a better camera at this link: https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/1fbg5ip/longer_shot_of_ufo_uap…

(To Mod about the use of this link: The reason for me posting is to give context to the greater whole of the conversation as this is an ongoing event. It's important to see what was said, so as to avoid repetition as well as to use what was already said as a spring board for new thoughts.)

EDIT: The blur is not due to the camera (surprisingly for once) It was foggy as hell that night as I have a creek and meadow next to the house. But on the upside, you do get a general idea of where and how these lights are moving below the clouds. If there were breaks in the clouds, you'd be seeing regular, stationary starlight, of which there is none until I pan waaaay up over the cloudline where it is starry and visible.