This is no joke.  My heart is beating like mad.  Sorry to say I was not able to film or photograph anything, so you're just gonna have to trust me on this one.

Up at 5.30am (an hour ago) I went outside with my coffee and noticed what I thought to be a satellite.  Many times I have watched the supposed form of satellites, as single specs of light moving their way slowly across the starry night sky.  

I am very familiar with where the stars should be at 5.30am so I was certain this was no star. Further to this it looked slightly odd because it was moving faster than one would expect for a satellite.

There was a large intermittent cloud obstructing my vision but after a few minutes of observing it became evident that there were many specs of light moving behidnd the cloud and they were all flying in the same direction.  

I could make out one distinct line upon which most of them were travelling, each of them at an equal distance to the next.  

## How can I be sure about the equal distance?
![IMG_1837.jpg](https://files.steempeak.com/file/steempeak/samstonehill/65MAZTeB-IMG_1837.jpg)

Watching them through the bars of the walkway above my courtyard I counted 5 bars between each light and as they passed one by one, always at the same speed, I measured this same distance between them as many as 20 times before the cloud became too thick.  


There were other lights too, moving in and out of the main line.  It wasn't just a simple procession, but more an armada.  Though it felt like some of the lights were more 'playing' than simply traveling.

I'm not even going to ask you if you think they were satellites.  They were not.

This isn't the first time I have seen lights in the sky above this mountain.  Look closer at the image below (shot here 4 years ago) and you will see three balls of light flying in unison over the mountain.

![threefriendsintheskyhighrez.jpg](https://files.steempeak.com/file/steempeak/samstonehill/GdMHVgA4-three-friends-in-the-sky-high-rez.jpg)

Weird that over this last week my attention has been on [Esteban's 'Light Balls'](https://whaleshares.io/@samstonehill/esteban-further-describes-his-light-balls) which he says he sees in the night.  And now I'm seeing light balls in the night!  Though not in the way I expected.

Right... shit to do.

Just needed to get that out!