Black "boomerang" over Norcross, GA during thunderstorm.
On April 24, 2010, in Norcross, GA, at approximately 12:40 PM EST, I stepped outside my office to watch the start of a thunderstorm. To the northwest, I observed a fairly large, black object in the sky above the trees but below the cloud ceiling (3600 feet, according to my local FAA Fight Service Station’s data). At first, I thought it was a hawk, as they do sometimes circle above. But as it slowly moved across the sky, it became clear to me that it was, in fact, a solid boomerang or backwards-L-shaped object. It had no lights and was silent (at least to my ears), and it didn’t move like one would expect a gliding bird to. As I reported above, this was during a thunderstorm, so with the cloud cover, there was no sun or anything else I could use to give it scale, but it appeared to me to be at least as large as a helicopter or a single-engine plane. It was a solid, hard object, moving slowly and deliberately.
It moved in a wide, horizontal arc towards me, traveling from left to right in my field of vision, and began moving to the north/northwest, away from my location, and disappeared, possibly into cloud cover. One unusual aspect of this object was that the "boomerang" did not have a horizontal attitude like a plane, but rather a vertical one, hence the backwards "L" description.
In the interest of accuracy and full disclosure, I should note here that I am mildly nearsighted and wear glasses for driving. I was not wearing my glasses at the time of this sighting, and felt that there wasn’t time to go and get them. However, my vision isn’t that bad, and I stand by what I’ve described.
So, I immediately wrote down the details of my observation, and went to my computer to look up what to do in the event of a sighting of this type, and then called the local police who, in turn, sent two officers to speak to me right away. They listened to me but did not take a police report, and instructed me to keep a camera handy should the object reappear. I then called the Center for UFO Studies to make a report.
I should also put on record with this report that I’ve had a mild interest in the subject of UFO’s and have read about them and kept an open mind. However, I never expected to have my own sighting, and can draw no conclusions as to what it really was that I saw, except that it didn’t appear to me to be a plane, helicopter, or other known aerial vehicle. It did not appear to be natural phenomena, but it did appear to be an object of some kind.
On April 24, 2010, in Norcross, GA, at approximately 12:40 PM EST, I stepped outside my office to watch the start of a thunderstorm. To the northwest, I observed a fairly large, black object in the sky above the trees but below the cloud ceiling (3600 feet, according to my local FAA Fight Service Station’s data). At first, I thought it was a hawk, as they do sometimes circle above. But as it slowly moved across the sky, it became clear to me that it was, in fact, a solid boomerang or backwards-L-shaped object. It had no lights and was silent (at least to my ears), and it didn’t move like one would expect a gliding bird to. As I reported above, this was during a thunderstorm, so with the cloud cover, there was no sun or anything else I could use to give it scale, but it appeared to me to be at least as large as a helicopter or a single-engine plane. It was a solid, hard object, moving slowly and deliberately.
It moved in a wide, horizontal arc towards me, traveling from left to right in my field of vision, and began moving to the north/northwest, away from my location, and disappeared, possibly into cloud cover. One unusual aspect of this object was that the "boomerang" did not have a horizontal attitude like a plane, but rather a vertical one, hence the backwards "L" description.
In the interest of accuracy and full disclosure, I should note here that I am mildly nearsighted and wear glasses for driving. I was not wearing my glasses at the time of this sighting, and felt that there wasn’t time to go and get them. However, my vision isn’t that bad, and I stand by what I’ve described.
So, I immediately wrote down the details of my observation, and went to my computer to look up what to do in the event of a sighting of this type, and then called the local police who, in turn, sent two officers to speak to me right away. They listened to me but did not take a police report, and instructed me to keep a camera handy should the object reappear. I then called the Center for UFO Studies to make a report.
I should also put on record with this report that I’ve had a mild interest in the subject of UFO’s and have read about them and kept an open mind. However, I never expected to have my own sighting, and can draw no conclusions as to what it really was that I saw, except that it didn’t appear to me to be a plane, helicopter, or other known aerial vehicle. It did not appear to be natural phenomena, but it did appear to be an object of some kind.
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Norcoss
USA
30 Seconds
30 Seconds
other
GA
Occurred : 4/23/2010 12:40 (Entered as : 04/23/10 12:40) Reported: 4/24/2010 11:53:14 AM 11:53 Posted: 5/12/2010 Location: Norcoss, GA Shape: Other Duration: 30 Seconds
Black "boomerang" over Norcross, GA during thunderstorm.