A user observed a flickering orange, green, and white light in the southern hemisphere at 30 degrees above the horizon on November 20 at 8:27 AEST, questioning whether it was a star or satellite. The discussion suggests that the colors might resemble those of aircraft lights, prompting inquiries about the object's movement and visibility conditions. Recommendations for astronomy apps like Distant Suns are provided to help identify celestial objects. The conversation emphasizes the importance of location and atmospheric clarity in determining the nature of the observed light. Overall, the inquiry highlights the challenges in distinguishing between stars, satellites, and aircraft lights.