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1999-11-02 - Duncan, OK - Other

Looking high into the eastern sky, I saw an "arc" of dim orange lights gliding silently from the north, and curve towards the southeast.

I work nights, and had just come out of my house to get in my car around 8:25 pm. As I usually tend to do, I looked up toward the east to see how clear the sky was, and my attention was immediately drawn to an arc of 12-14 extremely dim orange lights coming from the north, almost directly over my head. They glided silently toward the south, making a slight turn toward the southeast and then faded and vanished as they turned. The whole thing lasted about 4 seconds. I can't make an estimate of the altitude, but from one end to the other, the arc was about the width of my fist at arm's length. It appeared to be fairly low in the sky. It was the smoothest motion that I've ever seen anything move with, and seemed very surreal. What struck me as odd was that the lights were so dim that they were barely visible in the dark sky. I tried to discern whether they were individual lights flying in a formation, or if they were all on one object, but it swept by so quickly, I couldn't tell if the stars were blocked from view as it passed over. There was positively no sound. I kept watching and listening for a few minutes but nothing else occurred.
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Duncan
USA
Tue, 11/02/1999 - 13:25
Tue, 11/09/1999 - 12:00
4 seconds
4 seconds
34.51
-97.94
Tue, 11/02/1999 - 13:25
Mon, 11/08/1999 - 17:00
other
View on NUFORC
OK
Occurred : 11/2/1999 20:25 (Entered as : 11/02/99 20:25) Reported: 11/2/1999 03:52 Posted: 11/9/1999 Location: Duncan, OK Shape: Other Duration: 4 seconds
Looking high into the eastern sky, I saw an "arc" of dim orange lights gliding silently from the north, and curve towards the southeast
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