| ID | #1624436204 |
| Added | Wed, 23/06/2021 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | Mufon Case 72323
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
The witness was driving home from Minneapolis and stopped at a Dairy Queen in Olivia before continuing west on Highway 212 at about 6:27 p.m. on November 8. 2015.
"When I looked out of the passenger side window to the north, I noticed what I initially thought was a small plane flying just above the tree line," the witness said. "I looked again and noticed that the windows were too big to be airplane portholes."
The witness could not see the traditional red or green flashing airplane lights that a small plane would have.
"There were long rectangular windows where I could see people standing and looking out. I grabbed the camera and tried to take a couple of pictures. Then the machine made a sharp 90-degree turn and headed towards me. I saw three bright lights in the front."
The subject moved quickly toward the witness.
"He came up to my car quite quickly above the treetop level, passed over my car and the road, and then disappeared to the south. I immediately stopped at the side of the road and looked for an object in the sky, but I saw nothing. I could see the lights of other planes and planes in the sky, but they were very far away."
The case was investigated by Minnesota State Director Craig Lang and field investigator Susan Birtnen and closed as unknown.
"The shape of the object was described as a bullet or missile," MUFON said in a statement. "The surface was dark, and there were long rectangular windows on it. The windows were illuminated with yellow-white light. The size was estimated at 11-30 feet (3.3-9 m). The object had a black / dark gray color with an unwavering white light. The height is 20 degrees. The height was up to 500 feet (150 m) from the top of the tree, and the distance was 21-100 feet (6.3-30 m). It was first seen in the north, and then disappeared in the south."
Original news
Date: November 8 2015
Location: Olivia Minnesota
Time: about 6:27 p.m
Summary: The witness was driving home from Minneapolis and stopped in Olivia at a Dairy Queen and then continued driving west along Highway 212 about 6:27 p.m. on November 8, 2015. “When I looked out the passenger side window to the north, I noticed what at first I thought was a small airplane flying just above the tree line,” the witness stated.“I looked again and noticed the windows were too large to be airplane windows.” The witness could not see the traditional red or green flashing aircraft lights that a small airplane would have. “There were long rectangular windows in which I could see people standing and looking out. I grabbed my camera and tried to take a couple pictures. The craft then made a sharp 90-degree turn and headed toward me. On the front I saw three bright lights.” The object moved quickly toward the witness. “It came at my vehicle above the treetop level quite fast and passed over the top of my vehicle and the road and then disappeared to the south. I immediately pulled over to the side of the road and looked for the object in the sky and could not see anything. I could see the lights from other jets and airplanes in the sky but they were a long way away.” The case was investigated by Minnesota State Director Craig Lang and Field Investigator Susan Birttnen and closed as an Unknown. “The shape of the object was described as a bullet or a missile,” the MUFON report stated.“The surface was dark and it had long rectangular windows. The windows were back lit in a yellow/white color. The size was estimated at 11-30 feet.The object appeared to be black/dark gray in color with white unwavering lights. The elevation was at 20 degrees. The altitude was tree top to 500 feet and the distance was 21-100 feet. It was first seen in the north and then disappeared to the south.”
Source: Mufon Case 72323
Hypotheses
Events
Rocket launches (from space.skyrocket.de)
- Site: Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center (TSLC), Wuzhai, Shanxi (China) Vehicle: CZ-4B Payload: Yaogan 28 (JB-11 2)
Investigation
Resume
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