Flashes over the Southern horizon
Repeated bluish-white strobe flashes over the Southern horizon; also appeared to be a greenish-blue hazy glow hanging over the horizon, like the setting moon (although the moon was elsewhere in the sky). Flashes appeared semi-regularly, about once every 2-3 minutes. We conclusively saw six over the course of 30 minutes; no idea how long they had been going on before we saw them, or whether other flashes occured while we were turned away and discussing the phenomenon. Date is approximate. There was no lightning storm or any other arial phenomenon that could have produced the flashes this night.
Repeated bluish-white strobe flashes over the Southern horizon; also appeared to be a greenish-blue hazy glow hanging over the horizon, like the setting moon (although the moon was elsewhere in the sky). Flashes appeared semi-regularly, about once every 2-3 minutes. We conclusively saw six over the course of 30 minutes; no idea how long they had been going on before we saw them, or whether other flashes occured while we were turned away and discussing the phenomenon. Date is approximate. There was no lightning storm or any other arial phenomenon that could have produced the flashes this night.
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Tempe
USA
20 minutes
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33.40
-111.92
flash
AZ
Occurred : 9/1/2000 22:00 (Entered as : 09/01/00 22:00) Reported: 9/12/2000 09:57 Posted: 9/17/2000 Location: Tempe, AZ Shape: Flash Duration: 20 minutes Characteristics: There were lights on the object, There was an aura or haze around the object
Flashes over the Southern horizon