Two slowly moving distant lights.
10 or so people could see a seemingly stationary light in the ESE sky. It flashed once every 10 seconds and was'nt easy to spot. Everyone did see it by watching the right area and waiting for the flash. Binoculars were passed around and it was discovered there was a second fainter one near it, possibly a third even fainter. As we watched for fifteen minutes it was noticed that they had moved signifigantly in relation to the stars. As we watched we ruled out airplanes and "normal" satelites we've all seen. The most visible light was the size of a star.Upon returning home it was still there 15 minutes later having moved a little when I showed my wife.
10 or so people could see a seemingly stationary light in the ESE sky. It flashed once every 10 seconds and was'nt easy to spot. Everyone did see it by watching the right area and waiting for the flash. Binoculars were passed around and it was discovered there was a second fainter one near it, possibly a third even fainter. As we watched for fifteen minutes it was noticed that they had moved signifigantly in relation to the stars. As we watched we ruled out airplanes and "normal" satelites we've all seen. The most visible light was the size of a star.Upon returning home it was still there 15 minutes later having moved a little when I showed my wife.
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Hanson
USA
1 hour +
1 hour +
42.06
-70.87
light
MA
Occurred : 9/5/2000 21:00 (Entered as : 09/05/00 21:00) Reported: 9/12/2000 18:04 Posted: 9/17/2000 Location: Hanson, MA Shape: Light Duration: 1 hour +
Two slowly moving distant lights.