The red sphere, which did not blink, about four times the size of the brighest star or planet in the sky, rose over the southern side of Big Fish Lake and made an arc over the lake at what appeared to be an elevation of about 2-3,000 feet. Before it completed an arc, just before the horizon to the north, it appeared to straighen it's course and move in a northwest direction, thus moving out of it's arc movement.
The lake is approximatly one quarter mile wide from north to south so this object was moving quite slow, slower than planes we have observed and there was no sound. Five adults witnessed this and it also appeard to have a orange glow around the red sphere.
The writer of this, first spotted it and observed a similar light on the same lake about in 1965.
The lake is approximatly one quarter mile wide from north to south so this object was moving quite slow, slower than planes we have observed and there was no sound. Five adults witnessed this and it also appeard to have a orange glow around the red sphere.
The writer of this, first spotted it and observed a similar light on the same lake about in 1965.
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Centreville
USA
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2 minutes
41.92
-85.50
sphere
MI
Occurred : 9/1/2007 23:30 (Entered as : 09/01/07 23:30) Reported: 9/3/2007 9:10:32 AM 09:10 Posted: 10/8/2007 Location: Centreville (Bib Gish Lake), MI Shape: Sphere Duration: 2 minutes Characteristics: There were lights on the object, There was an aura or haze around the object
The red sphere, which did not blink, about four times the size of the brighest star or planet in the sky, rose over the southern side o