While some of the reports could be mistaken for Starlink sats, from my years of satellite tracking experience, I would have to disagree with the article. Orbital mechanics would NOT allow multiple days of similar sightings in the same area or county. Most sat obs more closely resemble high flying aircraft, both in speed and point-of-light appearance. The reports I've read of the Colorado sightings resemble more of a lower altitude object(s).
I will admit to uninformed witness reports being exaggerated and mistake prone, but large number of reports from a single area could provide useful for triangulation and possible explanation. Similar to meteor/fireball reporting. Most think that the meteor is going to hit close to them, but in reality the tiny rock is more like 50 miles up. Multiple reports of fireball sightings can quickly determine orbital direction, speed and height. (ain't math great?)
Who knows? There was some recent "UFO" sightings in Michigan that freaked out a bunch of folks, but most likely were lanterns from an Asian festival.
UFOs or Lanterns << language warning >>