The object looked like a star until I noticed it was moving. The object also outshined every star in the sky!
The object appeared to be a star until I noticed that it was slowly drifting. Questioning what I am seeing I compared it to other nearby stars, but the object not only outshined the all the stars in the sky, it was also the largest in sight. The object was glowing like a star, but the color was different. The object was located near the horizon. The morning glare near the horizon blocked out all the stars near it exept for the object. That led me to believe that whatever this thing is, its not a star because the morning glare would of blocked it out. Immediately I ran into my room, picked up the camera, ran back outside and recorded the object on tape.
At the rate the object was moving, it would of taken more than a couple of hours for it to leave my range of sight. I repeatedly watched the footage for the past three months trying to find a reasonable explination only to be left with questions. I also tried to recreate the incident at a later date using the largest and brightest star in the sky. I was unable to duplicate the incident because the star was obviously stationary. So finally, I decided to report the incident.
The object appeared to be a star until I noticed that it was slowly drifting. Questioning what I am seeing I compared it to other nearby stars, but the object not only outshined the all the stars in the sky, it was also the largest in sight. The object was glowing like a star, but the color was different. The object was located near the horizon. The morning glare near the horizon blocked out all the stars near it exept for the object. That led me to believe that whatever this thing is, its not a star because the morning glare would of blocked it out. Immediately I ran into my room, picked up the camera, ran back outside and recorded the object on tape.
At the rate the object was moving, it would of taken more than a couple of hours for it to leave my range of sight. I repeatedly watched the footage for the past three months trying to find a reasonable explination only to be left with questions. I also tried to recreate the incident at a later date using the largest and brightest star in the sky. I was unable to duplicate the incident because the star was obviously stationary. So finally, I decided to report the incident.
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Norwalk
USA
25 - 30 mins
25 - 30 mins
33.91
-118.07
light
CA
Occurred : 4/17/2008 00:05 (Entered as : 04/17/08 0:05) Reported: 7/12/2008 12:18:21 AM 00:18 Posted: 8/12/2008 Location: Norwalk, CA Shape: Light Duration: 25 - 30 mins
The object looked like a star until I noticed it was moving. The object also outshined every star in the sky!