SpaceGuy1

Hi there! I know I am late for this discussion. But I was out for my daily (nightly) sky view. I wanted to have a look at the stars brightness, and the how much the moon was reflecting and so on... boring stuff. After doing my little study lesson, I laid down on the ground, to just enjoy how lucky we are to have such a amazing star sight. I then saw a plane fly over the sky (A very blurred little red blinking light flying over the night sky). Then out of the blue, I look to my right (North), and this extremely bright thing appears, brighter than the star Kullat Nunu (Which is one of the brightest stars in Denmark, it was also brighter than Vera, also a very bright star in Denmark). But, I was looking at the blurry boring plane again, and I see that the bright moving thing, was catching up to the plane, quickly). I looked at my star map, my ISS alert, and the space station was no where near me, to be exact, it was the opisite side of the earth. This thing flew right past that plane, so I pulled out my air traffic viewer to see if there maybe was 2 planes in the sky, but no, there was only 1, and it matched the one I saw. Like all the others, I have seen a space station fly past me before, but this was a lot faster (No sound, there was a reflecting light from the thing. It also moved from the northern part of the sky to the southern part of the sky in about 2min, like the others have said). I've thought about whether it could be other flying things, but they would have made a sound, of some sort, especially at the speed it was going. I also tried to move, to look at it at another view, maybe it was a little bug flying above me. But that thing didn't move out of line, it was attatched to the sky, like a flying object. Still no clues on what this thing is? My first thought was also UFO (No... not aliens. Unknown Flying Object, aka, military power) Though Denmark is too trash at military power, so couldn't have been danish aircraft. I love mysteries, they are what keep me interested in observating the sky, even if I don't figure it out.