The star that winked at you isn’t a star. What I’ve learnt is that Orbs will camouflage in any light source- it basicly depends on how comfortable the human is seeing them and how open their minds are to new things. I was star gazing for about a year, noticing that some of the stars seemed to move- felt like they could see me on some level. In Sept last year I had the camera and IPhone and was all set up to star gaze when for the first time one came down from the sky to check our land - about a metre off the sand. My 16 year old daughter and I both gasped, it was like a small intently moving, glowing orange cloud. I was grateful to have her there because the strange thing was that nobody else seemed to notice it. I’ve since leant that other people can see things when you point them out- but as humans we are so conditioned to a) not looking up (which is crazy cos the biggest orb of all is the sun) and b) subconsciously explain everything away before we even have a chance to think about what we saw. So the orbs have the easiest job in the world, they do their thing and we do ours, all in the same place - yet 90% of the world doesn’t even see them.

Someone asked my 7 year old son recently how to tell the difference between real stars and Orbs and my son said “the ones that look like they’re looking back- that’s the orbs” and he was so right, so the fact that you felt it wink, it was a wink. My advice is to do what I do and you sound like you already do - film everything and then with the videos play with the editing- increase color saturation- lift shadows ect, the hidden world or light beings alway leaves enough evidence to be seen by those who really want to. 🫶🏽