During rush hour evening commute, two stationary crafts in the sky over I95 separated from each other and one launched a fireball.
Initially I saw what I thought was the rear wingspan of a landing airplain. It caught my attention because the left wing lights were blinking like the craft was signaling a turn. On the left wing there were three white lights equally distanced apart. On the right wing there were only two lights, a white and a red. They were located at the outside and inside ends of what I thought was the right wing of a large airplane. I was driving north on route 95 at 70 mph. After a few moments of observing the craft I realized that it was stationary in the sky. The vehicles separated, the one on the left was lower and the one on the right went up. The two crafts remained within a matter of yards of one another. As I continued to watch the crafts I saw the upper craft launch a fireball in a northward direction. It resembled a shooting star in the night sky. The fireball followed a strait trajectomry until it disappeared from view in the distance. I pulled into a rest area parking lot to continue watching the crafts. The two crafts moved slowly to the south, continuing to maintain a pairing.
Initially I saw what I thought was the rear wingspan of a landing airplain. It caught my attention because the left wing lights were blinking like the craft was signaling a turn. On the left wing there were three white lights equally distanced apart. On the right wing there were only two lights, a white and a red. They were located at the outside and inside ends of what I thought was the right wing of a large airplane. I was driving north on route 95 at 70 mph. After a few moments of observing the craft I realized that it was stationary in the sky. The vehicles separated, the one on the left was lower and the one on the right went up. The two crafts remained within a matter of yards of one another. As I continued to watch the crafts I saw the upper craft launch a fireball in a northward direction. It resembled a shooting star in the night sky. The fireball followed a strait trajectomry until it disappeared from view in the distance. I pulled into a rest area parking lot to continue watching the crafts. The two crafts moved slowly to the south, continuing to maintain a pairing.
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Seabrook
USA
5 minutes
5 minutes
42.88
-70.86
rectangle
NH
Occurred : 11/17/2000 18:00 (Entered as : 11/17/00 18:00) Reported: 11/17/2000 16:46 Posted: 12/2/2000 Location: Seabrook, NH Shape: Rectangle Duration: 5 minutes Characteristics: There were lights on the object, The object emitted other objects, There were aircraft in the vicinity or aircraft chasing the object
During rush hour evening commute, two stationary crafts in the sky over I95 separated from each other and one launched a fireball.