u/Willing-Isopod-1412

Me and my friend where in a field last night observing the stars, and all of a sudden a bright light (Led bright) flashed up for less then a second.

We both had the same reaction... what was that? It didn't fall/move so not a falling star or satellite. I looked up the internet and saw it maybe could be thumbeling debris, but again no movement and just one bright flash. If it would be somthing thumbeling it probably would have flashed up multiple times. All that i read doesn't ad up with what we had seen, only a supernova fits with what we saw but that would be so special to see. So supernova most likely not.. but what then? Can someone help me out. It was this morning between 3 and 4 we where in this (53.063583,6.475306) field. We looked straight up (lying down) feets to the north and head to the south and that flash was visible straight up slightly to the west.

Can anyone help me out? Thanks forward

Me and my friend where in a field last night observing the stars, and all of a sudden a bright light (Led bright) flashed up for less then a second.

We both had the same reaction... what was that? It didn't fall/move so not a falling star or satellite. I looked up the internet and saw it maybe could be thumbeling debris, but again no movement and just one bright flash. If it would be somthing thumbeling it probably would have flashed up multiple times. All that i read doesn't ad up with what we had seen, only a supernova fits with what we saw but that would be so special to see. So supernova most likely not.. but what then? Can someone help me out. It was this morning between 3 and 4 we where in this (53.063583,6.475306) field. We looked straight up (lying down) feets to the north and head to the south and that flash was visible straight up slightly to the west.

Can anyone help me out? Thanks forward