Strange line of lights appears in North Texas – NBC Utah

TEXAS – An unusual situation occurred Thursday night in the north of our state.

It is a strange line of lights that crossed the sky and was seen in multiple cities.

Residents in areas such as Fort Worth, Ennis, Palo Pinto, and Carrollton called the Telemundo 39 newsroom to report that they also witnessed the lights that were going at great speed and online.

The video captured above this note was captured by Telemundo 39 cameras between Kilpatrick Avenue and Bryant Irvin Rd in Fort Worth.

In previous days, users on social networks said they saw the same lights in areas such as Arizona, Las Vegas and California.

However, for that event, the National Weather Service in Seattle reported that a SpaceX rocket launch from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida is the likely cause of the phenomenon.

According to the site of SpaceX, Starlink is the constellation of internet communication satellites.

The constellation is designed to provide fast internet service to places where terrestrial internet is unreliable, unavailable, or expensive. Starlink 24, which could be one of the causes of the lights tonight in North Texas, launched 60 satellites.

A similar event was observed in Fort Worth in January 2020, but at that time it was explained that the situation would be related to a drone test.

“Some said ‘introduce me to their leader’ or ‘don’t take me yet, I still need my beer,'” says Roxanne Quiroz, who also saw the lights in the sky.

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