blue lights in the sky!

im not sure what i seen but i was sitting home watching out the window when i suddenly see a bright blue light in the sky going very fast and then dissapearing. not sure what it was tho, there was no noise or anything just a white blue kind of a fireball shaped light in the sky right now. haven't seen anything like this before. it did not lit up the sky but it looked weird then disapeared after some seconds. what the hell could it be?

it was in the North-West area

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North-West area you say, narrows it down a bit...

I dunno could have been a meteorite breaking up entering the atmosphere maybe?

Report it to MUFON

AngelicView~

could have been Superman.


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Was probably a son of a b1tch visiting other sons of b1tches in the area.

Interesting, you said it lasted "some seconds"....approx. how many seconds? Did the light appear low high in our atmosphere? Time and place of incident? Zenith angle of the UFO? Could have been a Foofighter...in it's high power bluish-white plasma phase. I've seen such a lighted starship myself. May I suggest that you report it to NUFORC.

S&F

Thanks,

Erno86

It was like a fireball, meteor like? It had a shape not just a flash of blue? Or could it have been a blue light covering something more technology like?

I found this.


BLUE METEOR HITS ARGENTINA


Real Meteor

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A meteor is a strong possibility. They can be fast and although most last less than a second, some can last for much longer. Around a minute in some extreme cases.

Blue is also a frequently reported colour in bright meteors, although meteors can be virtually any colour if they are bright enough.