A long line of SpaceX's Starlink satellites rise behind mountains and fly across the sky over Switzerland shortly before 10 p.m. on Thursday (April 23).

The filmer told Newsflare: "They appeared to the right of the Haut-de-Cry mountain, then flew just above Polaris, the North Star. it was absolutely stunning to see this."

The footage was filmed in real-time at 25 fps.

A long line of SpaceX's Starlink satellites rise behind mountains and fly across the northern sky as seen from southwestern Switzerland shortly before 10PM on thursday evening April 23rd, 2020. At the end of the video they disappear when they dive into Earth's shadow.

They appeared to the right of the Haut-de-Cry mountain , then flew just above Polaris the North Star.

it was absolutely stunning to see this.

Filmed in realtime video at 25 fps.

Camera Sony a7s set in aps-c mode.
Lens Mitakon-Zhongyi 35mm f/0.95 closed to f/1.4
ISO 40'000
shutter speed 1/50th sec.