One star-shaped object. I thought it was Venus, being the brightest of the night stars. But then it glowed bright, and moved upward, relative to planes and "debris/falling stars" I've seen before in my life. It moved higher, slowly (one mississippi....), directly upward, and by the slow count of three it faded, as a light, into dissapearance.
I'm a sinic so I called my mom, who is not. As I was leaving a message to tell her I saw this I saw what looked like a shooting star.
I saw the news about the potential meteor shower in the AM, but this was different, to say the least.
Thanks.
SG
I'm a sinic so I called my mom, who is not. As I was leaving a message to tell her I saw this I saw what looked like a shooting star.
I saw the news about the potential meteor shower in the AM, but this was different, to say the least.
Thanks.
SG
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Cincinnati
USA
5-10 seconds
5-10 seconds
39.18
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light
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Occurred : 10/20/2009 20:30 (Entered as : 10/20/09 20:30) Reported: 10/20/2009 9:36:29 PM 21:36 Posted: 12/12/2009 Location: Cincinnati, OH Shape: Light Duration: 5-10 seconds
One star-shaped object. I thought it was Venus, being the brightest of the night stars. ((NUFORC Note: ISS?? PD))