| ID | #1625239556 |
| Added | Fri, 02/07/2021 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | National UFO Reporting Center
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
Bright red / orange lights flying randomly in the night sky.
As I was looking out of the window at the night sky, suddenly a bright light rose from behind the buildings opposite the house. This bright light was red-orange in color and moved at a speed close to the speed of an airplane taking off.
He was walking along a trajectory that looked like an arc. It was visible for several minutes, darkened as it moved away, and then disappeared into the distant night sky. This light was immediately followed by a second light, which appeared before the first one disappeared, and behaved in a similar way.
Then eight more similar lights followed, all moving in the same direction, although their trajectories were slightly different. All the lights came from the same place, and the distance between them was different.
Duration of observation: about 20 minutes.
Original news
Date: June 13, 2010
Location: Renfrew Scotland
Time: 00:10
Summary: Bright red/orange lights flying in loose formation in night sky. Whilst looking out of the window to the night sky suddenly a bright light rose up from behind buildings opposite the house. This bright light was red/orange in colour and moved at a speed quite similar to an aeroplane on take off. It followed what seemed to be an arc shaped trajectory; was visible for a few minutes, dimming as it moved into the distance, then disappeared into the distant night sky. This light was followed closely by a second light which appeared before the first one had disappeared and behaved similarly. There then followed a further eight similar lights all moving in the same direction although their trajectories varied slightly. The lights all arose from precisely the same position and the distance between the lights varied. My wife and I do not have any particular interest in UFO’s but this phenomenon certainly puzzled us. Duration: Approx 20 mins
Source: National UFO Reporting Center
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