Huge light, in the size of a 747, seen in cloudy skies
This occurred in early December, 2009, Tucson, ,AZ. My wife and I were returning home from the movies. It was a cloudy night and while we were only about a half mile from home, when both of us saw a bright light shine above the clouds.
The light on the clouds was about the size of a 747 airplane. The "light" stayed on for only a few seconds then disappeared only to reappear again one or two seconds later.
Once it came back, it disappeared again after only a few seconds.
If this was an actual 747 plane or even a helicopter, neither one of us didn’t hear any sounds of either one. Also, for something to make a white light circle, that large, is not man made from this Earth.
I'm a retired 23 year AF member and have worked with and along side 141 and C5's while in the military, so the size of this "Light" can be confirmed.
This occurred in early December, 2009, Tucson, ,AZ. My wife and I were returning home from the movies. It was a cloudy night and while we were only about a half mile from home, when both of us saw a bright light shine above the clouds.
The light on the clouds was about the size of a 747 airplane. The "light" stayed on for only a few seconds then disappeared only to reappear again one or two seconds later.
Once it came back, it disappeared again after only a few seconds.
If this was an actual 747 plane or even a helicopter, neither one of us didn’t hear any sounds of either one. Also, for something to make a white light circle, that large, is not man made from this Earth.
I'm a retired 23 year AF member and have worked with and along side 141 and C5's while in the military, so the size of this "Light" can be confirmed.
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Tucson
USA
SECONDS
SECONDS
32.25
-110.94
circle
AZ
Occurred : 12/2/2009 23:00 (Entered as : 12/02/2009 23:00) Reported: 11/1/2011 2:00:05 PM 14:00 Posted: 12/12/2011 Location: Tucson, AZ Shape: Circle Duration: SECONDS Characteristics: There were lights on the object
Huge light, in the size of a 747, seen in cloudy skies