| ID | #1616866798 |
| Added | Sat, 27/03/2021 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | National UFO Reporting Center
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
3 fast-moving reddish lights, very high, first moving from north to south, one maneuvering to the northwest, followed by 2 more.
It was a clear evening with a moon. Three moving lights cover the constellation of Orion. First, the north-south movement. One of the lights turned to the northwest, and the other two followed it. One goes straight, and the other two follow at the speed and distance of the "guide", like two motorcycles on a wide road, passed by boys waving around their father.
They all had the same constant reddish light. They disappeared behind heavy clouds in the northwest, about 30 degrees from the horizon. This takes about 30 seconds.
It seems to be a very high speed at high altitude. My wife, trying to identify the stars of the constellation Orion, noticed a movement that I initially interpreted as a single satellite, but she notices three objects on irregular trajectories.
Original news
Date: January 17 1997
Location: Rio DE Janeiro Brazil
Time: 20:52
Summary: 3 fast moving reddish lights, very high, moving first North to South, them one maneuvering to NW, followed by the other 2. Clear evening with moon. Three moving lights close Orion constellation. First moving from N to S. One of the lights turned to NW and the other 2 followed it.One is moving straight and the other 2 are following with speed and distance from the “guide”, like two motorbike in a wide road, drived by young boys, waving around the father.All had same constant reddish light.They disappeared behind some heavy clouds at NW, at about 30 degrees from horizon. It takes about 30 seconds. Seems very high speed in high altitude.My wife trying to identify Orion constellation stars, notice the movement, which initially I interpreted as one satellite, but she notice the three objects, in a not regular tracks.We showed for the two guards of the Marina.
Source: National UFO Reporting Center
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