SEATTLE (AP) — Many Puget Sound residents were left puzzled by lights streaking across the night sky Tuesday.
The Seattle Times reports that (http://bit.ly/tIhz4V) calls flooded newsrooms across the region as people spotted the unidentified lights.
The Federal Aviation Administration says it wasn’t a plane. The National Weather Service says it wasn’t weather related.
Marius Strom, president of the Seattle Astronomical Society, checked online and said several bright objects — two former Soviet rockets and a military satellite — made passes Monday night at 6:55, 7:15 and 7:50 p.m.
