bright star burst in norther sky at 60 degrees above horizon at around 5:35am on 2-17-04
Very bright light in the north sky about 60 degrees above the horizon caught my attention as I was unlocking my car. At first a thought it was a planet. I quickly glanched back up when I realized that it could not be a planet because it was not in the right place in the sky. AS I watched it went from a "star burst" 1/8 to 1/4 inch in diameter to nothing. It slowly faded out.
The sky was mostly clear as I watched. A few clouds were drifting by at the time.
Dozens of stars were visible at the time.
A light haze(clouds) appeared around the light as it flared brighter then faded away.
Very bright light in the north sky about 60 degrees above the horizon caught my attention as I was unlocking my car. At first a thought it was a planet. I quickly glanched back up when I realized that it could not be a planet because it was not in the right place in the sky. AS I watched it went from a "star burst" 1/8 to 1/4 inch in diameter to nothing. It slowly faded out.
The sky was mostly clear as I watched. A few clouds were drifting by at the time.
Dozens of stars were visible at the time.
A light haze(clouds) appeared around the light as it flared brighter then faded away.
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Renton
USA
1.5 to 2 seconds
1.5 to 2 seconds
47.48
-122.16
light
WA
Occurred : 2/17/2004 05:35 (Entered as : 02/17/04 5:35) Reported: 2/17/2004 6:48:00 AM 06:48 Posted: 3/2/2004 Location: Renton, WA Shape: Light Duration: 1.5 to 2 seconds Characteristics: There was an aura or haze around the object
bright star burst in norther sky at 60 degrees above horizon at around 5:35am on 2-17-04