Eruption of blue-white light in the sky followed by sweeping action and lesser blast of blue-white light, south, toward San Antonio.
I was leaving a late night stop at the store and my immediate reaction was of a plane exploding 50 degrees up and almost due South. On second thought, no plane would produce this much light and this sustained intensity. I am an amateur astronomer and this *was not* a meteor breaking up mainly due to the sweeping up of light prior to the second and lesser burst of very bright light. Most interesting, last night Tue (21), Art Bell opened his show reporting a similiar light display from a San Antonio listener, precisely 24 hours after my sighting. Definitely plan to be outside and looking toward the south tonight at around midnight. Thank you. - Bob
I was leaving a late night stop at the store and my immediate reaction was of a plane exploding 50 degrees up and almost due South. On second thought, no plane would produce this much light and this sustained intensity. I am an amateur astronomer and this *was not* a meteor breaking up mainly due to the sweeping up of light prior to the second and lesser burst of very bright light. Most interesting, last night Tue (21), Art Bell opened his show reporting a similiar light display from a San Antonio listener, precisely 24 hours after my sighting. Definitely plan to be outside and looking toward the south tonight at around midnight. Thank you. - Bob
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Austin
USA
15 Sec.
15 Sec.
30.32
-97.76
light
TX
Occurred : 4/20/1998 23:59 (Entered as : 04/20/98 23:59) Reported: 4/22/1998 14:03 Posted: 1/28/1999 Location: Austin, TX Shape: light Duration: 15 Sec. Characteristics: The object emitted beams
Eruption of blue-white light in the sky followed by sweeping action and lesser blast of blue-white light, south, toward San Antonio.