Probably not UFO - But WHAT was it that may have exploded?
Did anyone else see the formation in the North sky around noon today? At first, I thought it was just that... a stationary formation. It looked like stars in the daytime sky. There were some bright stars and a whole bunch (maybe 100) smaller ones. Then I noticed that some of the stars seemed to be moving away from each other. Then I noticed that the whole formation was moving slowly West and that the stars were starting to become less visible. Some of the brighter ones were moving apart noticeably. I observed it for about 15 minutes before they faded from sight. I didn't have time to go home for a camera.
After observing the movement, I surmised that it might well have been some type of explosion in outer space and what I saw was a debris field reflected in the sunlight. A friend witnessed it too.
Did anyone else see the formation in the North sky around noon today? At first, I thought it was just that... a stationary formation. It looked like stars in the daytime sky. There were some bright stars and a whole bunch (maybe 100) smaller ones. Then I noticed that some of the stars seemed to be moving away from each other. Then I noticed that the whole formation was moving slowly West and that the stars were starting to become less visible. Some of the brighter ones were moving apart noticeably. I observed it for about 15 minutes before they faded from sight. I didn't have time to go home for a camera.
After observing the movement, I surmised that it might well have been some type of explosion in outer space and what I saw was a debris field reflected in the sunlight. A friend witnessed it too.
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Houston
USA
15 Minutes
15 Minutes
29.78
-95.44
TX
Occurred : 11/8/2002 12:00 (Entered as : 11/08/02 Noon CDT) Reported: 11/7/2002 10:33:06 PM 22:33 Posted: 11/9/2002 Location: Houston, TX Shape: Duration: 15 Minutes
Probably not UFO - But WHAT was it that may have exploded?