Object was seen just as it decended over the horizon, behind local 7,000 foot mountains, to a heading of approximately 355 degrees, almost due North, at a high rate of speed, but slower than a meteor. Descended 15 degrees in approximately 3 seconds. Object was observed in the city limits, however, I do not believe there was enough light to diminish an ionization trail. It was exceptionally bright, and lacking a standard color format, it was the color of a BLUE Christmas tree light. I am an aviation historian, and amateur radio operator, and I specialize in "bouncing" signals off of Meteor trails. I know of no substance that burns in this color, so will discount a Leonids meteor, which was prevalant at this time. Object was quite large, and no signs of diminshment in size, such as a meteor would display.
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Klamath Falls
USA
3 seconds
3 seconds
42.27
-121.80
sphere
OR
Occurred : 10/22/1999 06:10 (Entered as : 10/22/99 06:10) Reported: 10/28/1999 11:54 Posted: 11/2/1999 Location: Klamath Falls, OR Shape: Sphere Duration: 3 seconds
Object was seen just as it decended over the horizon, behind local 7,000 foot mountains, to a heading of approximately 355 degrees, alm