At dusk, watching the first stars of the evening make their appearance a bright rectangle appeared at arround 90 degrees ( almost straight overhead). The Square looked something like being in the dark and looking at an unlit house, suddenly the door opens and there is a bright rectangle, 4 seconds later the door closes and...nothing..this is what it looked like, except the rectangle changed it apparent angle, as if reflecting sunlight. The sight then looked like a luminous square with a dark square within it.
WHAT MAKE THIS SO STRANGE IS THAT IT JUST DISSAPEARED... NO TRACE..NO VAPOR TRAIL..JUST EMPTY BACKROUND SPACE.
Being a star gaiser my whole life , taking astronomy class, buying telescopes and reading space related advances..this was like nothing I have ever witnessed.
No, this was not a meteor, balloon, or sattelite changing the angle and reflecting sunlite.
The apparent diameter was almost a quarter the size of a full moon.
The question is HOW CAN AN OBJECT APPEAR, CHANGE ANGLE AND DISSAPEAR..ALMOST AS IF IT WAS IN BETWEEN SOME SORT OF SHIELD...UNFORTUNATELY , THIS SEEMS IT WAS FOR MY EYES ONLY...VERY PECULIAR..
WHAT MAKE THIS SO STRANGE IS THAT IT JUST DISSAPEARED... NO TRACE..NO VAPOR TRAIL..JUST EMPTY BACKROUND SPACE.
Being a star gaiser my whole life , taking astronomy class, buying telescopes and reading space related advances..this was like nothing I have ever witnessed.
No, this was not a meteor, balloon, or sattelite changing the angle and reflecting sunlite.
The apparent diameter was almost a quarter the size of a full moon.
The question is HOW CAN AN OBJECT APPEAR, CHANGE ANGLE AND DISSAPEAR..ALMOST AS IF IT WAS IN BETWEEN SOME SORT OF SHIELD...UNFORTUNATELY , THIS SEEMS IT WAS FOR MY EYES ONLY...VERY PECULIAR..
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New Brighton
USA
4 seconds
4 seconds
45.07
-93.20
rectangle
MN
Occurred : 5/20/2009 20:30 (Entered as : 05/20/09 20:30) Reported: 6/1/2009 7:46:12 AM 07:46 Posted: 6/9/2009 Location: New Brighton, MN Shape: Rectangle Duration: 4 seconds
At dusk, watching the first stars of the evening make their appearance a bright rectangle appeared at arround 90 degrees ( almost strai