The bright object was likely a Starlink satellite burning up in Earth's atmosphere as it fell back toward our planet.

Liftoff occurred at 12:23 a.m. EST on Thursday (Nov. 14). SpaceX launched another batch of its Starlink internet satellites from California's central coast on Thursday (Nov. 14). A Falcon 9 rocket ...

The report also claimed that Musk, as Starlink’s owner, has close links with private intelligence firms and is a politically significant figure in the US, citing his connections with companies ...

Starlink-4682, launched in 2022 Aug, reentered at 0403 UTC Nov 10 (9:03pm MST/10:03 pm CST Nov 9) on a track over Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado and Oklahoma and appears to have been widely observed ...

"I thought a space ship blew up," said a witness from Lindsay ... that the "widely observed" sight was in fact a retired SpaceX Starlink satellite launched into orbit in 2022.

A 9-minute TikTok video by the account @etheria77 states, for starters, that "California and other swing states were able to use Starlink in order to tally up and to count voting ballots in their ...

According to astronomer and orbital debris expert Jonathan McDowell, the fireball was a SpaceX Starlink internet satellite that was part of a batch launched in 2022. SpaceX has thousands of ...

After Donald Trump was elected 47th president of the United States, a theory emerged on social media suggesting tech billionaire Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite internet technology was used to ...

But those in the capital hoping to sign up will have to wait for now. The arrival of Starlink in Kenya last July with its promise of reliable access even in the remotest areas, has rattled an ...