object looked like shooting star it turned green and glowing as it came closer to the ground increasing in size.
I seen what at first appeared to be a shooting star falling in the east vering to north slightly in a streight line. Usually they fade out pretty high up in the sky.
But this one kept coming closer and closer. The bright light I at first seen suddenly turned a bright green and increased in size to say about the size of a full moon at the highest point in the sky. It continued to fall until it was almost to the ground where I couldn't see it anymore it appeared to be about 18 feet from the ground. The height of a train car that was in front of me. From my line of vision it appeared to have gone down very close by.
((NUFORC Note: We spoke with this witness at length, and she sounded quite serious minded and credible. PD))
I seen what at first appeared to be a shooting star falling in the east vering to north slightly in a streight line. Usually they fade out pretty high up in the sky.
But this one kept coming closer and closer. The bright light I at first seen suddenly turned a bright green and increased in size to say about the size of a full moon at the highest point in the sky. It continued to fall until it was almost to the ground where I couldn't see it anymore it appeared to be about 18 feet from the ground. The height of a train car that was in front of me. From my line of vision it appeared to have gone down very close by.
((NUFORC Note: We spoke with this witness at length, and she sounded quite serious minded and credible. PD))
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La Grande
USA
about 5 seconds
about 5 seconds
45.33
-118.09
fireball
OR
Occurred : 2/9/2003 20:55 (Entered as : 02/09/2003 20:55) Reported: 2/10/2003 12:13:07 AM 00:13 Posted: 2/11/2003 Location: La Grande, OR Shape: Fireball Duration: about 5 seconds Characteristics: There were lights on the object, The object left a trail, The object changed color
object looked like shooting star it turned green and glowing as it came closer to the ground increasing in size.