A cool clip shows some of Space-X's newest Starlink satellites moving across the sky in a "satellite train" today (June 21st).

This group of satellites was launched on June 13th and are gradually separating but are still relatively close together.

The private spaceflight company launched 58 of the new Starlink satellites on June 13th as part of its plan provide internet connectivity on Earth.

The clip was filmed from Conthey in Switzerland.

The Starlink 8 ( group 9 ) satellites were launched June 13th, 2020. Now, almost 8 days after their launch, the satellites are gradually getting more and more distance between them but are still visible as a "satellite train" .

They flew across the northern sky as seen from Vétroz near Sion in southwestern Switzerland, in the early morning twilight. It was 04h28 AM local time.

at the end of the clip you can also see a bird - or a bat ? - fly in front of the satellite train.

filmed in realtime at 25 fps with a Sony a7s and Mitakon-Zhongyi 35mm f/0.95 Mark II speedmaster lens. ( at aps-c setting, 52.5mm fullframe equivalent ).

The next launch for the Starlink project is already scheduled for June 23rd ( subject to change ) .