Low flying lights pass from horizon to horizon at approximately 1000 ft altitude in less than 4 seconds.
Two white lights moving in an offset tangent from West to East, approximately two to three miles North of and traveling parallel to Hwy 79 S as it traverses the Redhawk area. Lights remained perfectly fixed in relation to one another, as attached to a single craft, or, two craft flying in precise tight formation: Angle of offset suggests the latter.
Lights went from horizon to horizon in less than four seconds, suggesting a very high rate of speed. No way to determine altitude, however, intuitively the craft appeared to be about 1000 ft. This was not a helicopter, they fly overhead all the time, nor was it military jet or small jet aircraft.
There was no sound whatever. The lights went by so quickly that I jumped to my feet from where I was sitting in bed reading. This was unlike anything I have ever witnessed in the night sky before. I have 25 years of military operations experience observing military aircraft conduct every conceivable maneuver at night... I am 49 years old.
((NUFORC Note: The objects could not have been aircraft or satellites, if they, in fact, crossed the sky in four seconds. PD))
Two white lights moving in an offset tangent from West to East, approximately two to three miles North of and traveling parallel to Hwy 79 S as it traverses the Redhawk area. Lights remained perfectly fixed in relation to one another, as attached to a single craft, or, two craft flying in precise tight formation: Angle of offset suggests the latter.
Lights went from horizon to horizon in less than four seconds, suggesting a very high rate of speed. No way to determine altitude, however, intuitively the craft appeared to be about 1000 ft. This was not a helicopter, they fly overhead all the time, nor was it military jet or small jet aircraft.
There was no sound whatever. The lights went by so quickly that I jumped to my feet from where I was sitting in bed reading. This was unlike anything I have ever witnessed in the night sky before. I have 25 years of military operations experience observing military aircraft conduct every conceivable maneuver at night... I am 49 years old.
((NUFORC Note: The objects could not have been aircraft or satellites, if they, in fact, crossed the sky in four seconds. PD))
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Temecula
USA
4 seconds
4 seconds
33.51
-117.12
unknown
CA
Occurred : 8/14/2003 23:30 (Entered as : 08/14/03 2330) Reported: 8/15/2003 12:10:25 AM 00:10 Posted: 8/28/2003 Location: Temecula, CA Shape: Unknown Duration: 4 seconds Characteristics: There were lights on the object
Low flying lights pass from horizon to horizon at approximately 1000 ft altitude in less than 4 seconds.