A bright fire ball light hovering in the lower sky over Boise Eagle area.
I was just leaving Albertsons at about 8:10 Pm when in the North east lower part of the sky by Boise's foot hills I could see a strange light that I thought looked like a fireball falling out of the sky. The only thing is that it seem to stay in the same place for a long time. I knew it was not a airplane, because they can't stay in the same spot. I was sure it could not have been a helacopter either. I still drove toward it thinking maybe it was a tall, bright street lamp. It then started to move across the sky toward Boise, to the South east. I followed for a few miles trying to get a better glimpse of it, then it was gone. I drove back in to Eagle when either the same one or another went across the sky again. We had a better look at it, and still could not figure out what it was.
I was just leaving Albertsons at about 8:10 Pm when in the North east lower part of the sky by Boise's foot hills I could see a strange light that I thought looked like a fireball falling out of the sky. The only thing is that it seem to stay in the same place for a long time. I knew it was not a airplane, because they can't stay in the same spot. I was sure it could not have been a helacopter either. I still drove toward it thinking maybe it was a tall, bright street lamp. It then started to move across the sky toward Boise, to the South east. I followed for a few miles trying to get a better glimpse of it, then it was gone. I drove back in to Eagle when either the same one or another went across the sky again. We had a better look at it, and still could not figure out what it was.
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Eagle
USA
4 minutes
4 minutes
43.71
-116.36
fireball
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Occurred : 10/5/2009 20:10 (Entered as : 10/05/09 20:10) Reported: 10/5/2009 7:50:28 PM 19:50 Posted: 12/12/2009 Location: Eagle, ID Shape: Fireball Duration: 4 minutes Characteristics: There were lights on the object
A bright fire ball light hovering in the lower sky over Boise Eagle area.