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I saw a blue flash of light like a camera flash in the sky What was it?
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∙ 13y ago
It's possible it was what is called an Iridium Flare. [See related question]
There was one predicted for 20:23 on the 27th November at an altitude of 15o so it's quite possible that is what you saw.
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