Low object too low to be a star
I have been watching the past 3 days I've noticed a star like object to low to the earth about 10 miles to the west side towards I-44. I was always taught that the north star is always the brightest star, however this star is the brightest star I ever seen in the sky. I think it is a somekind of government spy contraption. It's not moving it stay about 2 hours to three hours I have noticed and disappears out of sight. Also this object is near the local airport here not too far from it .
((NUFORC Note: Probably a planet. Witness elects to remain semi-anonymous. PD))
I have been watching the past 3 days I've noticed a star like object to low to the earth about 10 miles to the west side towards I-44. I was always taught that the north star is always the brightest star, however this star is the brightest star I ever seen in the sky. I think it is a somekind of government spy contraption. It's not moving it stay about 2 hours to three hours I have noticed and disappears out of sight. Also this object is near the local airport here not too far from it .
((NUFORC Note: Probably a planet. Witness elects to remain semi-anonymous. PD))
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Springfield
USA
unkown
unkown
37.19
-93.29
other
MO
Occurred : 6/1/2002 21:22 (Entered as : 06/01/02 9:22pm) Reported: 6/1/2002 7:42:39 PM 19:42 Posted: 6/12/2002 Location: Springfield, MO Shape: Other Duration: unkown Characteristics: There were lights on the object, There were aircraft in the vicinity or aircraft chasing the object
Low object too low to be a star