I saw two "stars" shoot across the sky one after another - one vertically, the other at a 30 degree angle.
My husband and I were driving from Brooks, CA to our home San Francisco, CA. He was driving, and I was on the passenger side. I was staring out of the window, because it was dark and I had never seen so many stars at once. Suddenly one of the "stars" shot vertically straight down and out of my line of sight, almost like a bullet. Immediately afterward, a second "star", which was very near the first one, shot to downward and diagonally to the right at about a 30 degree angle. Both disappeared out of my line of sight, as if past the edge of the Earth. I told my husband, who used to study astronomy, and I asked him whether comets move like that. He said no. I didn't think about it again until I saw the Larry King Live report on mass sightings, so I thought I'd report it.
My husband and I were driving from Brooks, CA to our home San Francisco, CA. He was driving, and I was on the passenger side. I was staring out of the window, because it was dark and I had never seen so many stars at once. Suddenly one of the "stars" shot vertically straight down and out of my line of sight, almost like a bullet. Immediately afterward, a second "star", which was very near the first one, shot to downward and diagonally to the right at about a 30 degree angle. Both disappeared out of my line of sight, as if past the edge of the Earth. I told my husband, who used to study astronomy, and I asked him whether comets move like that. He said no. I didn't think about it again until I saw the Larry King Live report on mass sightings, so I thought I'd report it.
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San Francisco
USA
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37.77
-122.42
light
CA
Occurred : 1/13/2008 03:00 (Entered as : 01/13/08 3:00) Reported: 1/18/2008 10:02:17 PM 22:02 Posted: 1/21/2008 Location: San Francisco, CA Shape: Light Duration: seconds Characteristics: There were lights on the object
I saw two "stars" shoot across the sky one after another - one vertically, the other at a 30 degree angle.