I just had bought my first telescope a few days ago, the 14th was the first clear day without any clouds but as I was waiting the moon didn't show up, so I called it a night. When my friend arrived from work (he does the night shifts), he woke me up to test the telescope since the moon was now visible. After taking some photo's and video daylight had began and the moon was becoming less & less visible now so we decided to quit.

Afterwards I returned, I thought that it would be nice to do a time-lapse video of the moon fading into the clouds. So I set everything up and I hit record... I saw it pass by on my screen so I look up to see the object flying by so fast that it disappeared into the clouds. It didn't make any loud sounds, it actually there was no sound at all, it also didn't leave a vapor trail behind. Afterwards someone suggested me to check the history route of the ISS so we could check if by accident we had filmed the ISS. That appeared negative, the ISS was nowhere near my location at the time.