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Rocket: Appears as a blue or white glow with a swollen gas trail caused by fuel combustion during launch or atmospheric passage. Space debris: Appears as sparks or multiple light streaks moving quickly, resulting from burning parts of satellites or rockets during re-entry. Satellites: Appear as small dots of light moving slowly in a straight line, sometimes in a sequence like the Starlink satellites. Meteor: Appears as a sudden, bright flash with a short tail, disappearing within seconds, caused
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