CHICAGO - A satellite, initially identified as Starlink-5693 ... Residents in Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan reported seeing the debris as it whizzed by from west to east in the night sky.

A bright fireball streaked across the Midwest sky Tuesday night, with sightings reported in multiple states, including Illinois, Wisconsin, and Minnesota. Experts identified the debris as part of a re ...

Anyone watching the night sky in the Quad Cities late Tuesday witnessed quite an event as a Starlink satellite reentered ... just broke apart above Northern Illinois!", wrote one person on social ...

If you saw strange lights in the sky over northern Illinois on Tuesday night, you’re not alone. Rockford, Illinois resident ...

One possible explanation could be that this observed phenomenon was space debris seen burning up over the skies of Michigan.

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It began as reports of UFO's over Illinois, but it didn't take long before everyone realized something else was going on.

The American Meteor Society received more than 60 reports of a fireball in the sky Tuesday night over Wisconsin ... the fireball was most likely the Starlink-5693 satellite reentering the atmosphere.

A skygazer, while sharing the video, wrote on X, “Residents in Illinois, Wisconsin, and Michigan watched in awe as Space debris from a Starlink satellite lit up the night sky.” "WOAH. Something big ...

A bright fireball streaked across the Midwest sky Tuesday ... including Illinois, Wisconsin, and Minnesota. Experts identified the debris as part of a re-entering SpaceX Starlink satellite ...

A fireball seen breaking into pieces over Wisconsin and other Midwestern states is believed to have been a satellite reentering the atmosphere.