Another Reddit thread for the Sitrec gurus to have a go at:

Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/1qbuvva/mysterious_blinking_light_in_the_night_sky_over/

Time: December 23, 2025 at approximately 12:45 AM Location: Santa Ana, El Salvador

He later clarified the video starts exactly at 12:44:00 AM.

You can orient on Orion, which puts them looking southwest. The flash rate is almost exactly 12 seconds.

I had a look in ADSBE and could not find anything that this could be, so the next on my list would be rotating satellite. I used the assist to set this up in Sitrec, and "look at Orion" (which worked great!) but could not see anything in that area even if I set it out to the maximum distance.

I did notice a possible issue. I set the date and then asked it to set the time to "12:44 am local", which it did. However, when I looked in the Time menu it was set to 6:44. Does this happen to anyone else?

The Time menu was set to local, and the times were displayed in pink. I suspect that it does not "notice" that the time zone has been set and is doing a double conversion?

Are we sure the data is correct? I didn't see it load a TLE when I changed the date - maybe it did maybe it didn't.

Speaking of, is there any "add on" to the public TLEs that have such information? That is, blinking times and other bits not found in the TLEs?