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Originally posted by blobby
The circle motion it did was all level perfect like movement in a circle in air it did not fly up or down it just like glided smooth but real fast no noise except from jet that buzzed it, its hard to explain the circle motion other than say just draw a circle with your hand and thats what it did in the air but flat like draw it on a piece of paper round thats what it did.
Originally posted by blobby
let me start saying what i saw, well i woke up and thought id get a drink an as i was doing so i looked out window up in to the sky, and i saw a light shining looked like a star but was shining what looked like red, blue, and green alternating lights,
Originally posted by Britman
Good sighting.
Might be a star/planet but that wouldn't explain the jet or choppers.
Can I ask you where you live, just the general area.
Originally posted by Kriskaos
hmm maybe I saw jupiter. gotta check my local starcharts.
Originally posted by Seapeople
Originally posted by Britman
Good sighting.
Might be a star/planet but that wouldn't explain the jet or choppers.
Can I ask you where you live, just the general area.
Well, if it was a star, or a planet, couldn't the fact that he looked at it for an hour and thirty five minutes explain the jets and helicopters?
Originally posted by pantha
if it was a star or planet that wouldn't explain the circular movement.
Originally posted by Genya
Hi!!
There's also the possibility of eye strain to consider - watching a "point of light" for around an hour and a half, could give the *impression* of "true" relative movement (indeed, a planet - or star - *would* appear to move in the sky relative to any objects locally, like roof tops, due to the rotation of the Earth).
I guess we'll have to wait to see what other data comes to hand??
Originally posted by pantha
true and I suppose your eyes would be pretty strained at that time in the morning. Also the fact that it dissapeared might be down to the fact that if it was an hour and 35 mins on then the stars might have been fading by then.
Originally posted by blobby
well i woke up at roughly 4:25 thats when i noticed it so i dont know how long it had been there before i noticed it, and it was not a star or planet cause when a fighter jet buzzed it (i presume it buzzed it all i heard was the fighter jet engines go shhhrrrooo ooo oooo noise) and as soon as i heard that this thing moved away from a stationary position that it had been in for hmm about 1hr 30 mins,