moving "star" abruptly stops, waits, then changes course
While stargazing with my girlfriend she pointed out to me what appeared to be a star moving slowly from North to South in the northeaster sky, almost directly overhead.
As soon as i had pointed out that it had no running lights it stopped abruptly and ceased moving. I was observing through binoculars, and after about 30 seconds it began to move very slowly down to the East.
While attempting to move to get a better view we lost the object.
((NUFORC Note: Witness elects to remain totally anonymous. PD))
While stargazing with my girlfriend she pointed out to me what appeared to be a star moving slowly from North to South in the northeaster sky, almost directly overhead.
As soon as i had pointed out that it had no running lights it stopped abruptly and ceased moving. I was observing through binoculars, and after about 30 seconds it began to move very slowly down to the East.
While attempting to move to get a better view we lost the object.
((NUFORC Note: Witness elects to remain totally anonymous. PD))
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Princeton
USA
5 minutes
5 minutes
33.16
-96.49
light
TX
Occurred : 8/26/2005 22:00 (Entered as : 08/26/1905 22:00) Reported: 8/27/2005 9:26:49 PM 21:26 Posted: 10/11/2005 Location: Princeton, TX Shape: Light Duration: 5 minutes
moving "star" abruptly stops, waits, then changes course