Silver disk
We were playing outside when I saw what looked like a silver star to the northeast.
It was coming closer to where we were and assumed the shape of a disk.
It made no sound and appeared to be motionless for a time.
It then changed its angle and presented its narrow edge towards and began to climb at a steep angle yet not moving fast.
The angle would be like that of an airliner after leaving the runway at take off.
It continued to climb and disappeared into a cumulus cloud.
At no time did it make a sound we could hear.
I don't think it was a balloon because it held its original position against a southwest wind for some time.
We were playing outside when I saw what looked like a silver star to the northeast.
It was coming closer to where we were and assumed the shape of a disk.
It made no sound and appeared to be motionless for a time.
It then changed its angle and presented its narrow edge towards and began to climb at a steep angle yet not moving fast.
The angle would be like that of an airliner after leaving the runway at take off.
It continued to climb and disappeared into a cumulus cloud.
At no time did it make a sound we could hear.
I don't think it was a balloon because it held its original position against a southwest wind for some time.
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Kenosha
USA
15 minutes
15 minutes
42.59
-87.84
disk
WI
Occurred : 8/10/1973 14:50 (Entered as : 8/10/73 14:50) Reported: 4/11/2013 7:48:55 PM 19:48 Posted: 5/15/2013 Location: Kenosha, WI Shape: Disk Duration: 15 minutes
Silver disk.