La nave espacial Starship vista desde la Ciudad de México
Vean lo que acabo de ver en CDMX, era enorme, se movía muy raro y era enorme. No era starlink ¿ovni? https://t.co/l8sV88f5kM
— Alex Lomelin (@Alexlomelin) November 14, 2026
La Starship vista desde la ciudad de Harlingen, en el sur de Texas
🚨THIS STRANGE OBJECT WAS FILMED OVER TEXAS, AND I THINK I'VE FOUND OUT WHAT IT WAS Okay, this is some pretty incredible footage, and I can see why people thought they were looking at something unusual. The video was recorded over Harlingen, South Texas, at around 6:30 p.m. on November 13, using a Canon R6 Mark II and a 600mm lens. It shows an extremely bright object with a large cone of white light behind it, followed by a curved line of dozens of smaller glowing objects. When I first looked at the footage, I was thinking this looks anomalous, it looks nothing like the usual Starlink trains we've seen flying overhead. But after tracking down the original recording and checking what was happening in the area, I think I've got a pretty good explanation. I want to share it before this goes viral like the latest jellyfish video. SpaceX launched Starship Flight 15 from Starbase, Texas, at 4:47 p.m. that same evening. The spacecraft reached orbit and deployed 26 Starlink V3 satellites, completing the deployment approx 77 minutes after launch. That puts the deployment at around 6:04 p.m., just 26 minutes before the sighting was recorded. Someone examining the footage on Reddit counted 26 separate points of light trailing the larger object, which happens to be exactly how many satellites Starship was carrying. We'd still need to match the spacecraft's orbital position with the camera's viewing direction to confirm the identification. But the timing, location and number of objects are a pretty convincing match. The bright white glow could be sunlight illuminating gas vented from Starship's upper stage, while the smaller lights appear consistent with the recently deployed satellites reflecting sunlight. I have to admit, even knowing what probably caused it, the footage is pretty awesome. It's a good example of why I like tracking down the original recordings. Without the location, date and time, we're left trying to work out what something is from its appearance. Once we have those details, we can start checking what was actually happening in the sky. I wouldn't call this one an unexplained UFO anymore. There's a strong conventional explanation, and the evidence points toward Starship and its satellites. But it's still one hell of a sight. Original footage: https://t.co/MEf19r5xqs SpaceX Flight 15 mission: https://t.co/bdxbWN6NIv Flight coverage and satellite deployment: https://t.co/rHtZMGylUt #ufotwitter #uapX #UFO #UAP #SpaceX #Starship #Starlink #Texas
— Skywatch Signal (@UAPWatchers) November 14, 2026
La Starship vista desde Puerto Rico
Amazing views of Starship soaring through the moonlit skies over Puerto Rico! https://t.co/TCDLAE14hl— jacobruh 🚀 (@jrxcket) November 13, 2026
La Starship vista desde El Salvador
Noticias| Un fenómeno luminoso captó la atención de los salvadoreños durante la noche. Usuarios de redes sociales compartieron imágenes del avistamiento desde distintos puntos de El Salvador y lo relacionaron con Starship, de SpaceX. https://t.co/lcZa6Fwjdg— El Jornal SV (@ElJornal_SV) November 14, 2026
La Starship vista desde Villa Sola de Vega, en el estado mexicano de Oaxaca
AVISTAMIENTO DE UNA EXTRAÑA NAVE ESTA NOCHE EN MUNICIPIO DE VILLA SOLA DE VEGA, EN LA REGIÓN DE LA SIERRA SUR, OAXACA 👀🛩️🌙 Este video fue grabado por habitantes del municipio de Villa Sola de Vega, en la Sierra Sur de Oaxaca. Es la Starship de SpaceX, no es un Objeto Volador No Identificado (OVNI) ni algo peligroso. Y es que hoy viernes 13 de noviembre a las 16:47 lanzaron el vuelo 15 de Starship desde Starbase, en Texas, y la nave quedó dando vueltas a la Tierra por unas 22 horas para soltar 26 satélites Starlink. 067d Se avisó que iba a pasar: durante sus órbitas iba a pasar por el sur de México como un punto muy brillante en el cielo, y se podría ver desde el Golfo y Yucatán. Por eso se ve así: El puntito brillante es la nave Starship ya en órbita y el abanico / estela de luz que se le ve atrás es el gas de sus motores iluminado por el sol, aunque aquí abajo ya es de noche. Es el mismo efecto que le llaman "medusa espacial". Mañana sábado, es cuando va a regresar a la Tierra, va a cruzar el norte de México para intentar aterrizar en Starbase, así que si ves otra luz así, es lo mismo. El evento, coincide con la cancelación de vuelos en todo Estados Unidos por motivos de seguridad, aunque no se ha comprobado la correlación entre ambos hechos. 📹Familia Méndez Garcia #CentralQNoticias #Oaxaca #Noticias #Avistamiento #SolaDeVega https://t.co/YZa7OI9OXh
— Central Q Noticias (@CentralQNoticia) November 14, 2026

