Did China destroy some Starlink satellites seen falling over California? UFO Sighting News.

 

China threatened to destroy Starlink: https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/18793/china-threatens-starlink

Now I noticed we had three videos come in on March 17th about the same objects in the sky. The objects were too slow to be meteors, too fast to be planes and were on fire from entering the atmosphere. All the objects were lined up one by one almost evenly spaced, all the same size. That led me to think it may be Starlink satellites. You see, Musk recently said on Twitter that some Starlink satellites will be destroyed since a software update didn't work on some. But then a few days later Musk said the China threatened to attack Starlink if he threatened China or challenged their authority. Thus I put 2 and 2 together and it came out that China may have destroyed those Starlink satellites, and it wasn't a software glitch after all. It was China hacking some satellites crashing them to earth to teach Musk a lesson of Chinas power. And now, Musk said he will go to China to talk to Premier Li Qiang in person. The videos speak for themselves, Musks conversation fills in the missing pieces of the puzzle well. 

Scott C. Waring - Taiwan 

Hey @elonmusk sorry to bother you, but did the Chinese gov destroy several of your Starlink satellites after they threatened your Starlink program? This video shows objects crashing to earth, spaced apart like Starlink satellites. Are these some of yours? Recorded in California… pic.twitter.com/gJ46lZB5sH

— UFO Sightings Daily (Website) (@UFOSightings101) April 2, 2023

The V2 Mini sats seem to be collectively lowering their altitude. @planet4589 is this to be expected? Trajectory is certainly uncommon when looking at other Starlink launches. pic.twitter.com/O4iwWFyyHb

— Starlink Insider (@starlinkinsider) March 16, 2023

Lot of new technology in Starlink V2, so we’re experiencing some issues, as expected.

Some sats will be deorbited, others will be tested thoroughly before raising altitude above Space Station.

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) March 22, 2023