String of 6-7 lights equally spaced apart, about 1000 ft up moving quietly West to East in the night sky.
I was walking in my back yard, letting my dog out and getting some firewood. I looked up to see how the stars looked on this cool crisp night when I noticed what appeared to be a flock of "lit" birds...but turned out to be a string of lights, approximately 1/3 high up in the sky. If I had to guess less than 1,000 ft up.
My dog began barking but other than that the sky was dead quiet. The 6 lit objects almost looked like stars but were a dull orange or pink tone and moved in perfect unison. This could have been one object. The object moved from West to East at a slow but steady pace.
I have tried to think about all possible alternatives and ratonalizing this but cannot determine what this is. It definitely was not a natural occurrance and has shaken me.
I was walking in my back yard, letting my dog out and getting some firewood. I looked up to see how the stars looked on this cool crisp night when I noticed what appeared to be a flock of "lit" birds...but turned out to be a string of lights, approximately 1/3 high up in the sky. If I had to guess less than 1,000 ft up.
My dog began barking but other than that the sky was dead quiet. The 6 lit objects almost looked like stars but were a dull orange or pink tone and moved in perfect unison. This could have been one object. The object moved from West to East at a slow but steady pace.
I have tried to think about all possible alternatives and ratonalizing this but cannot determine what this is. It definitely was not a natural occurrance and has shaken me.
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West Dundee
USA
30-40 seconds
30-40 seconds
42.10
-88.29
formation
IL
Occurred : 12/2/2006 18:20 (Entered as : 12/2/06 18:20) Reported: 12/2/2006 7:38:20 PM 19:38 Posted: 12/7/2006 Location: West Dundee, IL Shape: Formation Duration: 30-40 seconds Characteristics: There were lights on the object
String of 6-7 lights equally spaced apart, about 1000 ft up moving quietly West to East in the night sky.