I saw TWO moving stars going at the same speed! What could this be? This weekend me and my family took the opportunity to go camping. My dad and I went star watching because where we lived we didn’t get many stars. I was looking at the stars when I saw a bright star moving across the sky. It not as fast as a falling star or a meteor but it faster and brighter than airplane or a satellite. My dad and I kept watching the star when another star like thing moving as fast, in the same direction, but not as bright as the other star, started trailing the brighter star. We watched in disbelief as the two stars went across and soon behind a tree, out of our view. I can’t explain that. Can you?
The International Space Station (ISS) and several other satellites can be seen early in the morning or late in the evening, even from urban locations.

Go to this site. 

https://www.heavens-above.com/main.aspx

Enter your location then click on ISS. The site will give you a list of the times when the ISS will be visible and the area of the sky that it will move through.

The periods when the ISS or other satellites are visible come in cycles. If nothing is listed as visible in the ten day period wait a week then try again. It might take several weeks. If you live somewhere between 50 deg North latitude and 50 deg South latitude the ISS will be visible sooner or later.

Once you have seen the ISS passing overhead you can compare it to what you saw on your camping trip.

Some people are using electronic eyepieces to view the sky from light polluted areas. They often broadcast their observing sessions on the NightSkysNetwork 

https://www.nightskiesnetwork.ca/

If you live in a light polluted area and are interested in astronomy you might find the site interesting.