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Watch: Mysterious lights in north Indian skies, Defence sources tell news agency it was a satellite

News agency ANI reported that the lights came from a satellite. Earlier reports had linked them to Starlink.

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Dec 04, 2021 · 12:41 pm
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Mysterious light was seen in the sky of Himachal Pradesh and the video was shared on social media, Sources confirm it was a satellite, Media reports earlier saying it was an Elon Musk-led 'Starlink' #satellite pic.twitter.com/lR8h8PNjmh

— Raajeev Chopra (@Raajeev_Chopra) December 3, 2021

Mysterious lights were seen over north Indian states and videos shared on social media. Defence sources confirm it was a satellite, earlier media reports say it is Elon Musk-led ‘Starlink’ satellites.

(Pic - screengrab from a video) pic.twitter.com/6Qxi33igWq

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