And as many have speculated, we now know a bit more about what was seen.

“I was jumping up and down, freaking out like, ‘What is that? What is that?’ It was pretty weird. I couldn’t make any sense of it,” viewer Kala Holiday said.

What Holiday, along with many others saw, was indeed satellites, according to innovation and engineering company Oceanit.

Oceanit doesn’t have any official ties with the project, but they told Hawaii News Now the lights are believed to be part of SpaceX’s Starlink Mission which is made up of dozens of mini satellites — as many who chimed in online predicted.

SpaceX launched its Falcon 9 rocket Tuesday from Cape Canaveral, Fla.

It was carrying 60 satellites and has been slowly releasing them. The goal of the project is to provide high-speed broadband internet across the globe.

Oceanit Marketing Coordinator & Tech Enthusiast Leah Colburn said Hawaii had prime viewing conditions this week.

“They are consistently orbiting the earth. It just depends on the location of the sun, how bright it is, where the shadow of the earth is following, everything effects the visibility,” she said.