They must be more than 100s of metres apart - when I saw NOSS 2-1
overhead they where (just) naked eye and I judged by their height
(around 800km) that the separation of the nearest 2 objects must have
been at least 40km. Also the brighter of the 3 did a 'mini-flare',
brightening slightly (so it was easily naked eye) as it descended
South.
Matt Fawcett
53.893N 0.273W
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