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- And if it is getting bigger and brighter by the second, you should evacuate the area. On the non-joking side, most of the lights in the sky do appear static,
by csunbird 4y ago
- And if it is getting bigger and brighter by the second, you should evacuate the area.
On the non-joking side, most of the lights in the sky do appear static, as their relative positions only change by earth's rotation. If the light does not appear to be static, then it is not a star or planet, and probably is human made, unless it is a meteor or shooting star.