Multiple Red/Orange lights in the sky moving around in seemingly random patterns.
While riding home in a taxi from a dinner party, heading NW on Myra Rd. in Walla Walla, WA, the driver suddenly stopped on a road without other traffic. He pointed out the multiple (probably a dozen) Red/Orange lights in the NNW sky which seemed to be moving randomly about, but obviously together in one section of the sky. All five of the vehicle's occupants got out and witnessed the lights while standing outside of the vehicle. The sky was otherwise very dark. While the movement of the lights seemed somewhat random, there was also a cohesiveness to them that indicated that there was a connection of some sort between them. They were not moving in any logical pattern, nor were they moving in such a way that could be explained by the normal flight paths of typical aircraft. They hovered and moved up, down and sideways across what appeared to be great distances in a very short time.
((NUFORC Note: We are not aware of a military facility near Walla Walla, but we believe that the first possibility to rule out would be airborne flares. Just a guess. PD))
While riding home in a taxi from a dinner party, heading NW on Myra Rd. in Walla Walla, WA, the driver suddenly stopped on a road without other traffic. He pointed out the multiple (probably a dozen) Red/Orange lights in the NNW sky which seemed to be moving randomly about, but obviously together in one section of the sky. All five of the vehicle's occupants got out and witnessed the lights while standing outside of the vehicle. The sky was otherwise very dark. While the movement of the lights seemed somewhat random, there was also a cohesiveness to them that indicated that there was a connection of some sort between them. They were not moving in any logical pattern, nor were they moving in such a way that could be explained by the normal flight paths of typical aircraft. They hovered and moved up, down and sideways across what appeared to be great distances in a very short time.
((NUFORC Note: We are not aware of a military facility near Walla Walla, but we believe that the first possibility to rule out would be airborne flares. Just a guess. PD))
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Walla Walla
USA
6 min.
6 min.
46.06
-118.34
formation
WA
Occurred : 6/12/2007 23:30 (Entered as : 06/12/07 23:30) Reported: 3/23/2008 8:47:52 PM 20:47 Posted: 3/31/2008 Location: Walla Walla, WA Shape: Formation Duration: 6 min. Characteristics: There were lights on the object
Multiple Red/Orange lights in the sky moving around in seemingly random patterns.