Witnessed a pink fireball making small circles in the sky around 71st ST & HWY 169. At first glance it appeared to be fireworks but the fireball maintained an altitude of approximately 1000 ft and circled about a minute before breaking up into 2 separate balls that circled and eventually burned out. They were slightly larger than the helicopter that was circling them at a much wider radius. I didn't hear any reports of "anything wierd" on my mobile scanner. I know that I wasn't the only one who seen this because this is a heavily populated area and the helicopter was circling it. Maybe it was only fireworks but I have never seen fireworks that lasted that more than a few seconds.
((NUFORC Note: We at first thought the witness might be describing the events that were observed at approximately 1930 hrs.over Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas. However, the witness appears to be certain about the date. We will attempt to confirm. PD))
((NUFORC Note: We at first thought the witness might be describing the events that were observed at approximately 1930 hrs.over Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas. However, the witness appears to be certain about the date. We will attempt to confirm. PD))
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Tulsa
USA
approx 1 minute
approx 1 minute
36.11
-95.94
fireball
OK
Occurred : 10/12/2000 19:30 (Entered as : 10/12/00 19:30) Reported: 10/14/2000 10:03 Posted: 12/2/2000 Location: Tulsa, OK Shape: Fireball Duration: approx 1 minute Characteristics: The object left a trail, There were aircraft in the vicinity or aircraft chasing the object
Witnessed a pink fireball making small circles in the sky around 71st ST & HWY 169. At first glance it appeared to be fireworks but the