I was sitting in a vehicle, in my driveway, talking to a friend, when I noticed a very unusual red light in the sky.
It was 8:50 01/26/04. I saw a slowly pulsating (and very odd) vivid red light.
My first impression was that I was seeing a conventional aircraft in a very tight turn or maneuver. Quite soon it became apparent that the light was actually standing still.
At this point I alerted my friend, and we exited the vehicle for a better look.
The light continued to pulsate very slowly, completely disappearing, and then turning back on.
We stood there watching this extremely odd stationary object, when my friend suggested I fetch my binoculars. Did so, but it was all over by the time I returned.
This was a very unusual event.
The object/light was approximately 60 degrees above the southern horizon, bearing 220 degrees.
((NUFORC Note: Please see other reports of the same phenomenon for the same date. PD))
It was 8:50 01/26/04. I saw a slowly pulsating (and very odd) vivid red light.
My first impression was that I was seeing a conventional aircraft in a very tight turn or maneuver. Quite soon it became apparent that the light was actually standing still.
At this point I alerted my friend, and we exited the vehicle for a better look.
The light continued to pulsate very slowly, completely disappearing, and then turning back on.
We stood there watching this extremely odd stationary object, when my friend suggested I fetch my binoculars. Did so, but it was all over by the time I returned.
This was a very unusual event.
The object/light was approximately 60 degrees above the southern horizon, bearing 220 degrees.
((NUFORC Note: Please see other reports of the same phenomenon for the same date. PD))
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Off
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Phoenix
USA
6 minutes
6 minutes
33.50
-112.08
light
AZ
Occurred : 1/26/2004 20:50 (Entered as : 01/26/1904 20:50) Reported: 1/26/2004 9:29:43 PM 21:29 Posted: 1/31/2004 Location: Phoenix, AZ Shape: Light Duration: 6 minutes
The light continued to pulsate very slowly, completely disappearing, and then turning back on.