What appeared to be a start in the Western sky moved at an impressive rate and then stopped.
I saw what I first thought to be a star in the Western sky. If the North star is 0/360 degrees, the event occured at approximately 265 degrees, at approximately the same hight as the North star. It was very small and appeared to be very far away. I could make out no shape, as it appeared simply as a speck of light. The object then proceeded to move North across sky at what appeared to be a very impressive rate. The object then stoped in the sky. At this point I watched the object for a period of 5 minutes, in which it did not move.
I saw what I first thought to be a star in the Western sky. If the North star is 0/360 degrees, the event occured at approximately 265 degrees, at approximately the same hight as the North star. It was very small and appeared to be very far away. I could make out no shape, as it appeared simply as a speck of light. The object then proceeded to move North across sky at what appeared to be a very impressive rate. The object then stoped in the sky. At this point I watched the object for a period of 5 minutes, in which it did not move.
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Mount Pleasant
USA
3 minutes
3 minutes
43.61
-84.78
light
MI
Occurred : 7/25/2004 11:00 (Entered as : 07/25/2004 11:00) Reported: 7/28/2004 8:21:41 AM 08:21 Posted: 8/11/2004 Location: Mt. Pleasant, MI Shape: Light Duration: 3 minutes
What appeared to be a start in the Western sky moved at an impressive rate and then stopped.