I saw a translucent, high flying, cylinder, with faint contrails traveling in a direction that is seldom seen in this area.
Most contrails from high flying jets go in a north to south direction but this caught my eye as it was traveling in a south to north direction, very high, over 30 thousand feet. It had no observable wings or tail and looked like a cylinder with slightly rounded ends. It was pale white and seemed translucent like a cloud. It had two, very faint, contrails that were very close together at the rear where the tail would have been. It may have been such a small plane that the wings and tail did not show, like a fighter but is something that I have never seem before. It flew in a straight line quite slowly compared to a normal airliner but didn't dart about or vary its trajectory, Maybe a plane but if it was it looked like Wonder Womans Translucent plane from my childhood comics
Most contrails from high flying jets go in a north to south direction but this caught my eye as it was traveling in a south to north direction, very high, over 30 thousand feet. It had no observable wings or tail and looked like a cylinder with slightly rounded ends. It was pale white and seemed translucent like a cloud. It had two, very faint, contrails that were very close together at the rear where the tail would have been. It may have been such a small plane that the wings and tail did not show, like a fighter but is something that I have never seem before. It flew in a straight line quite slowly compared to a normal airliner but didn't dart about or vary its trajectory, Maybe a plane but if it was it looked like Wonder Womans Translucent plane from my childhood comics
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Bangor
USA
5 min.
5 min.
44.82
-68.80
cylinder
ME
Occurred : 11/24/2002 15:45 (Entered as : 11/24/02 15:45) Reported: 12/14/2002 2:17:16 PM 14:17 Posted: 12/23/2002 Location: Bangor, ME Shape: Cylinder Duration: 5 min. Characteristics: The object left a trail, There was an aura or haze around the object
I saw a translucent, high flying, cylinder, with faint contrails traveling in a direction that is seldom seen in this area.