posted on Apr, 21 2009 @ 12:17 PM
I've had my share of peculiar UFO sightings. Most were easily explained away with a little bit of research (i.e., National Guard Night Maneuver
Trainings, Dry Cleaning bags filled with combustible gas, etc.). However, there are two (fairly) recent astronomical observations that have defied
explanation and I was wondering if anyone might have a logical explanation for them.
Occurred : 8/24/2006 20:45 (Entered as : 082406 20:45)
Location: Medford, OR
Shape: Flash
Duration:30 seconds
Unidentified Falling Object - Not Meteor.
Description: One very large falling object seen North by Northwest of Medford Oregon. Falling object was silverish blue with a white aura and very
short trail. No smoke or long trail common with an object like a meteorite. It fell quickly from high in sky down below the visible horizon.
Approximately 15 minutes later 2 military helicopters approached the airspace near where it was seen while 2 F-16s from Kingsley Field Airbase
(Klamath Falls) were observed in a holding pattern outside that area.
Lot's of unusual air-traffic in the area for 5-6 hours afterward. Commercial Aircraft were stuck in holding pattern while large cargo planes took off
from Medford International Airport.
Theory: This was the reported date that a Soviet-era Spy Satellite was supposed to splash-down.
Occurred : 4/19/2009 10:42 (Entered as : 091904 22:45)
Location: Medford, OR
Shape: Flash
Duration: 5 Seconds
Unidentified Light/Star.
Description: Because of light pollution, very few stars were visible in the night sky. Other than Orion, Auriga, CMajor, CMinor, Gemini, Regulus,
Vega, Aldebaran, UrsaMinor and Spica, there were few other visible stars in the sky. In the vicinity where Cancer would be, had it been visible, there
was a star that appeared brightly out of the dark sky, brighter in magnitude than any other luminary in the night sky. It was bluish-white and did not
twinkle or blink. It was visible for but 5 seconds before disappearing. It was definitely not Saturn which would have been many degrees SE of this
light. Observing the night sky for an hour afterward gave no further re-appearances of this light.