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2000-09-09 - Johannesburg, MI - Fireball

two stationary orange fireballs

We were driving eastbound on M-32 and saw two orange fireballs suspended in the sky to the south. Cannot tell how far away they were, but they were only about 10-20 degrees above the horizon. They stood still for about 10 minutes while we watched. Then they gradually (over about 5 seconds) "extinguished" themselves. Prior to extinguishing, we noticed a smaller fire ball (about half the size) descend downward below one of the two, as if suspended by a wire. It descended to the ground in about a minute. Two possible explanations: there are some natural gas wells in the vicinity, however I am not aware of any flare stacks. We have driven this road numerous times and have never seen any flares. Another possible explanation: there is a air national guard air-base approximately 40 miles to the south, which might have been involved with nightime aerial military maneuvers
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Johannesburg
USA
Sat, 09/09/2000 - 15:15
Sun, 09/17/2000 - 12:00
10 minutes
10 minutes
45.02
-84.39
Sat, 09/09/2000 - 15:15
Sat, 09/16/2000 - 17:00
fireball
View on NUFORC
MI
Occurred : 9/9/2000 22:15 (Entered as : 09/09/00 22:15) Reported: 9/13/2000 18:09 Posted: 9/17/2000 Location: Johannesburg, MI Shape: Fireball Duration: 10 minutes Characteristics: The object emitted other objects
two stationary orange fireballs
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