Fiery large globe, no tail. Direction of flight: 60 degrees, from south to north. Two-second flight.
This appeared more a celestial body than a vehicle or craft. It entered at 60 degrees, north from south, one-quarter up from the horizon. It was a fiery, golden globe, not as large as a full moon. It had no tail. As it reached what I would have assumed to have been impact (given the hilly terrain beyond the trees), there was the suggestion of flaring. I imagined that if it had indeed reached Earth, it would have set vegetation on fire or broken through a roof. There were no such reports in the area.
This appeared more a celestial body than a vehicle or craft. It entered at 60 degrees, north from south, one-quarter up from the horizon. It was a fiery, golden globe, not as large as a full moon. It had no tail. As it reached what I would have assumed to have been impact (given the hilly terrain beyond the trees), there was the suggestion of flaring. I imagined that if it had indeed reached Earth, it would have set vegetation on fire or broken through a roof. There were no such reports in the area.
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Auburn
USA
2 seconds
2 seconds
38.93
-121.09
circle
CA
Occurred : 2/9/2006 23:45 (Entered as : 020906 23:45) Reported: 2/16/2006 4:14:00 PM 16:14 Posted: 3/11/2006 Location: Auburn, CA Shape: Circle Duration: 2 seconds Characteristics: There was an aura or haze around the object
Fiery large globe, no tail. Direction of flight: 60 degrees, from south to north. Two-second flight.