Daylight: Tiny bright traveling east, then appeared to hover, made a sharp left turn north, accelerated, and blinked out of sight.
Location: Route 21, aprox. 6 miles south of Route 76/224. Near Doylestown Ohio.
Our backyard Weather conditions: bright blue sky, slightly hazy.
Viewed by me and my husband.
I was watching white smoke trail upwards into the sky, when I saw a tiny bright object was that was quickly moving east. Without the contrast-filtering of the white smoke, I probably would not have noticed because of it’s size, and the bright sky.
The object appeared more round, and reminded me of a night star, or satellite. It was almost directly above us, in the 1:00 position.
Note: We live about 22 miles from the Akron-Canton airport, so I am well familiar with seeing various aircraft, and the speeds they travel. Nothing can change course as we witnessed.
It appeared to slow, and I called to my husband to look. It then appeared to dtop and hover. At that point, we said it must be a weather or party balloon. Seconds later, it made a sharp left turn to the north, and accelerated in speed. My husband lost track of it, but I followed it to approximately the 10:00 position, where it simply blinked out of sight. I watched for moments after, scanning the sky, but it was gone.
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Location: Route 21, aprox. 6 miles south of Route 76/224. Near Doylestown Ohio.
Our backyard Weather conditions: bright blue sky, slightly hazy.
Viewed by me and my husband.
I was watching white smoke trail upwards into the sky, when I saw a tiny bright object was that was quickly moving east. Without the contrast-filtering of the white smoke, I probably would not have noticed because of it’s size, and the bright sky.
The object appeared more round, and reminded me of a night star, or satellite. It was almost directly above us, in the 1:00 position.
Note: We live about 22 miles from the Akron-Canton airport, so I am well familiar with seeing various aircraft, and the speeds they travel. Nothing can change course as we witnessed.
It appeared to slow, and I called to my husband to look. It then appeared to dtop and hover. At that point, we said it must be a weather or party balloon. Seconds later, it made a sharp left turn to the north, and accelerated in speed. My husband lost track of it, but I followed it to approximately the 10:00 position, where it simply blinked out of sight. I watched for moments after, scanning the sky, but it was gone.
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Doylestown
USA
less than a minute
less than a minute
40.96
-81.68
unknown
OH
Occurred : 9/2/2007 15:45 (Entered as : 9-02-07 15:45) Reported: 9/2/2007 5:48:50 PM 17:48 Posted: 10/8/2007 Location: Doylestown (southeast of), OH Shape: Unknown Duration: less than a minute
Daylight: Tiny bright traveling east, then appeared to hover, made a sharp left turn north, accelerated, and blinked out of sight.