Report on the evening newscast of an object with multicolored lights in a parallel flight pattern with the Mir spacestation.
I did not personally observe this craft, however it was reported on the WSB TV evening news by the weather reporter Glen Burns. On the 18:00 news cast Glen Burns reported that the Mir spacestation would be visible from Atlanta at approximatly 19:15 as it passed over the area. It was reported on the 18:00 newscast on 03/15/01 that the station had recieved numerous call form viewers that observed the Mir spacestation and also observed another object with multicolored lights on a parrallel course with the spacestation. Mr. Burns also stated that he had contacted several agencies and noone seemed to know what this object was. It was also reported that a pilot had observed this object also, and had stated the object appeared to be at an altitude of approximately 100 miles.
I did not personally observe this craft, however it was reported on the WSB TV evening news by the weather reporter Glen Burns. On the 18:00 news cast Glen Burns reported that the Mir spacestation would be visible from Atlanta at approximatly 19:15 as it passed over the area. It was reported on the 18:00 newscast on 03/15/01 that the station had recieved numerous call form viewers that observed the Mir spacestation and also observed another object with multicolored lights on a parrallel course with the spacestation. Mr. Burns also stated that he had contacted several agencies and noone seemed to know what this object was. It was also reported that a pilot had observed this object also, and had stated the object appeared to be at an altitude of approximately 100 miles.
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Atlanta
USA
3-5 min
3-5 min
33.82
-84.42
light
GA
Occurred : 3/14/2001 19:15 (Entered as : 03/14/01 19:15) Reported: 3/16/2001 05:46 Posted: 3/16/2001 Location: Atlanta, GA Shape: Light Duration: 3-5 min Characteristics: There were lights on the object
Report on the evening newscast of an object with multicolored lights in a parallel flight pattern with the Mir spacestation.