| ID | #1633359498 |
| Added | Mon, 04/10/2021 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | |
| Phenomena | |
| Status | Fact
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Initial data
It was somewhere between 23:00 and 12:00, and there were four of us outside looking at the stars. Suddenly one of the women said:
"Look at this red object!"
I looked straight in the direction of the Big Dipper and saw something that looked like a dark red triangular-shaped object that appeared out of nowhere. He headed east and disappeared in less than three seconds. Before it flew away, I took a quick look at it through binoculars, and the object had uneven edges and a square front. It was dark red in color, and there were no other lights around it.
A second and a half later, when I was looking through binoculars all over the sky for signs of a red object, JM shouted:
"Here! Look! Another one!"
I couldn't believe it. To the right of the Big Dipper, I caught a glimpse of a dark gray object moving in a straight line. It suddenly flashed to a dull white color, and then turned into a bright white egg-shaped object. Then it turned dull white. And again it turned out that it was a dark grayish object.
The UFO moved from the southeast to the northwest in a straight line and in total "flashed" about 11 times. with an interval of two seconds. It was moving at a relatively low speed, so we had enough time to look at it. When it was dark, I looked at it through binoculars and saw a dark gray oval-shaped object. When I last saw it through binoculars, it was still heading northwest and was low over the horizon, and I could see the top of a pine tree in the foreground. Before all this happened, we saw both a satellite and a high-flying plane.
Both UFOs definitely differed both in appearance and in characteristics compared to the satellite and the plane. It was moving at a relatively low speed, so we had enough time to look at it. When it was dark, I looked at it through binoculars and saw a dark gray oval-shaped object.
When I last saw it through binoculars, it was still heading northwest and was low over the horizon, and I could see the top of a pine tree in the foreground. Before all this happened, we saw both a satellite and a high-flying plane.
NOTE. This observation was included in the list of the 10 best observations in Canada in 1997, as it was witnessed by four adults.
Original news
Date: Saturday, June 28, 1997.
Location: Blind River, Ontario.
It was sometime between 11:00 p.m. and 12:00 a.m. and there were four of us outside, looking up at the stars. All of a sudden, one of the women said: "Look at that red object!" I looked straight up in the direction of the Big Dipper and I saw what looked like a dark red triangle-shaped object that appeared out of nowhere. It headed east and disappeared in less than three seconds. Before it left, I got a glimpse of it with my binoculars and the object had jagged edges and a square forward section. It was dark red in colour, and there were no other lights on or around it.
A second and a half later, as I was searching all over the sky with my binoculars for signs of the red object, JM yelled out: "There! Look! Another one!" I couldn't believe it. To the right of the Big Dipper, I caught a glimpse of a dark grey object moving in a straight line. It suddenly flared up to a dull white, then became a bright white egg-shaped object. It then dimmed down to a dull white. And once again, it appeared to be a dark greyish object. The UFO was moving from the southeast to the northwest in a straight line and "flared up" about 11 times in total, at intervals of two seconds duration. It was moving at a relatively slow speed so we had plenty of time to look at it. When it was dark, I looked at it with the binoculars and I could see a dark grey oval-shaped object. When I last saw it through the binoculars, it was still heading northwest and was low over the horizon and I could see the top of a pine tree in the foreground. Before all of this happened, we had seen both a satellite and a high-flying aircraft. Both UFOs were definitely different in both appearance and performance in comparison to the satellite and the plane.
NOTE: This sighting made the top 10 list for Canadian sightings in 1997 because of the fact that four adults witnessed it.
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