As the SS Leslie Lykes proceeded from Cape of Good Hope to Caribbean Sea, a huge circle ocular craft rose out of the ocean and hovered for a half hour. Then it took off into the sky and disappeared.
Two different bridge watch teams saw it and no one could hear any noise.
I expressed my disappointment, when I found no entries in the ship's logbook, and no one called the Captain.
I don't know if it was reported, but thought there were similar to the report from Chief Engineer on OSV in gulf on how The Gulf of Mexico on 23/21/17 ((sic. 21MR17)).
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((NUFORC Note: Source of report indicates that the date is approximate. PD))
Two different bridge watch teams saw it and no one could hear any noise.
I expressed my disappointment, when I found no entries in the ship's logbook, and no one called the Captain.
I don't know if it was reported, but thought there were similar to the report from Chief Engineer on OSV in gulf on how The Gulf of Mexico on 23/21/17 ((sic. 21MR17)).
((NUFORC Note: Source of the report elects to remain totally anonymous; provides no contact information. PD))
((NUFORC Note: Source of report indicates that the date is approximate. PD))
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South Atlantic Ocean
South Atlantic Ocean
40 minutes
40 minutes
circle
Occurred : 10/15/1993 03:30 (Entered as : Oct 1993 03:30) Reported: 3/25/2017 6:36:06 PM 18:36 Posted: 4/7/2017 Location: South Atlantic Ocean, Shape: Circle Duration: 40 minutes Characteristics: There were lights on the object, The object changed color
From Cape of Good Hope to Caribbean Sea, a huge circle ocular craft rose out of the ocean and hovered. ((anonymous report))