Sept 20, 2007, two UM-Flint students observe 11 discs making formations in the early evening sky.
We two students were saying good-bye in the parking lot on University of Michigan - Flint campus. The early evening sky was an intense clear blue. When I looked up, at first I thought I was observing Venus, as a steady bright looking planet appeared out of nowhere. Soon there were several large bright looking "stars" slowly moving about in formation. The first formation looked like a horoscope constellation and then they formed a square with three dots below. I counted what appeared to be a total of eleven metallic gray crafts biding time playfully in the sky. The bright light look just sort of changed to actual craft-disc appearance. Two of the discs were actually doing flips like pancakes. One zipped toward the first main lighted disc(this disc never moved, the rest formed around it) as though it were going to hit it, but quickly darted up at the last moment. They appeared to be putting on a show for us. We had the feeling they knew we were watching them. We were frigtened and looked down to take the strain off our necks, when we looked up, they were all suddenly gathered right above our heads, all of them, way up and not moving. We scattered to our cars and left.
We two students were saying good-bye in the parking lot on University of Michigan - Flint campus. The early evening sky was an intense clear blue. When I looked up, at first I thought I was observing Venus, as a steady bright looking planet appeared out of nowhere. Soon there were several large bright looking "stars" slowly moving about in formation. The first formation looked like a horoscope constellation and then they formed a square with three dots below. I counted what appeared to be a total of eleven metallic gray crafts biding time playfully in the sky. The bright light look just sort of changed to actual craft-disc appearance. Two of the discs were actually doing flips like pancakes. One zipped toward the first main lighted disc(this disc never moved, the rest formed around it) as though it were going to hit it, but quickly darted up at the last moment. They appeared to be putting on a show for us. We had the feeling they knew we were watching them. We were frigtened and looked down to take the strain off our necks, when we looked up, they were all suddenly gathered right above our heads, all of them, way up and not moving. We scattered to our cars and left.
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Flint
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15 Minutes
15 Minutes
43.02
-83.71
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MI
Occurred : 9/20/2007 17:30 (Entered as : 9-20-07 17:30) Reported: 1/4/2008 3:46:12 PM 15:46 Posted: 1/21/2008 Location: Flint, MI Shape: Disk Duration: 15 Minutes Characteristics: There were lights on the object, The object changed color
Sept 20, 2007, two UM-Flint students observe 11 discs making formations in the early evening sky.