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Wikipedia: Satellite flare (also known as satellite glint) is the phenomenon caused by the reflective surfaces on satellites reflecting sunlight directly onto the Earth below and appearing as a brief, bright "flare".

[Momentary Glint Of Light Off Piece Of Space Junk] [Lovely Satellite Flare Seen Near Rome]
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[Bright Flash From Iridium 67 Satellite] [15 Second Exposure Of Flare Off Communications Satellite]
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[Rare Double Satellite Flare Seen Over Minnesota] [Flash Of Light From Solar Panels Of Iridium Satellite]
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[Iridium Flare and comet 17P/Holmes] [Satellite Flare Captured Over St. Peter's Church]

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