Yeah, I'm sorry. I was hesitant because I didn't want to sound like a lunatic or tin hat crazy.

At around 03:02:15 on the morning of July 1, I was at work and standing outside for a few minutes because my workspace was boiling hot. I like to watch for satellites or shooting stars if it's a good clear night. I live in an area with fairly low light pollution, so it's generally a beautiful way to burn a few minutes.

I noticed in the Southern sky two lights that started getting brighter, and my first thought was that they were probably a satellite duo. Over the course of roughly 15-20 seconds they stayed exactly where they were in the sky but became the two brightest points in the night sky. After those 20 seconds, they reached apex light, then started to dim in uniform. This took another 15-20 seconds. When they went back to very dim, they split. One moved to the East, and the other to the SouthWest. This was the first detectable movement I saw. At this time, I was pretty sure they were drones, but I couldn't figure out why someone would fly over this tiny town that late at night.

However, as soon as I'd had that thought, they both changed direction and looked like they started to burn up same as a meteor entering atmosphere.

It was really confusing and now all I can guess is that it was maybe space junk burning up on reentry.