4 lights, moving across the night sky, changing directions and speeds.
A group of us walked outside and saw a group of 3 lights moving across the sky. At first we thought they were helicopters, but we quickly noticed that they were too high up to be helicopters. The lights were a bright orange/red and were moving in irregular patterns from a south to north direction. One of them stopped. Another one sped up past it, and then slightly changed direction. The last one continued its speed and eventually all the lights “went out” starting with the one that stopped.
After the lights went out we were all trying to figure out what we just witnessed. We live 5 minutes away from Hopkins airport, these were not planes. Not helicopters. There was no starboard or starlight, the lights were not blinking it was solid. This was nothing any of us have ever seen. The thought of it being an asteroid was brought up, but there was no trail left behind in the sky, and they were changing directions and speeds.
An older couple pulled over to the side of the street and confirmed that they have “never seen anything remotely close to these lights in over 60 years of living in Cleveland, OH.” The actual amount of time we witnessed the lights was not longer then 3 minutes.
About 10 minutes later we saw another light, a single one moving slower then the previous. It started to change direction and head east. Within a minute of watching, the light “went out.” I could still see the shape of it through the clouds. It appeared to be large, dark, and round. I tried to follow it for as long as I could but when I blinked it was gone.
We called into FOX8 News to see if they knew what it was, and they told us that they were following it from Lakewood, OH and that they didn’t know what it was. I have no doubt in my mind that what I witnessed was beyond anything I have ever seen.
A group of us walked outside and saw a group of 3 lights moving across the sky. At first we thought they were helicopters, but we quickly noticed that they were too high up to be helicopters. The lights were a bright orange/red and were moving in irregular patterns from a south to north direction. One of them stopped. Another one sped up past it, and then slightly changed direction. The last one continued its speed and eventually all the lights “went out” starting with the one that stopped.
After the lights went out we were all trying to figure out what we just witnessed. We live 5 minutes away from Hopkins airport, these were not planes. Not helicopters. There was no starboard or starlight, the lights were not blinking it was solid. This was nothing any of us have ever seen. The thought of it being an asteroid was brought up, but there was no trail left behind in the sky, and they were changing directions and speeds.
An older couple pulled over to the side of the street and confirmed that they have “never seen anything remotely close to these lights in over 60 years of living in Cleveland, OH.” The actual amount of time we witnessed the lights was not longer then 3 minutes.
About 10 minutes later we saw another light, a single one moving slower then the previous. It started to change direction and head east. Within a minute of watching, the light “went out.” I could still see the shape of it through the clouds. It appeared to be large, dark, and round. I tried to follow it for as long as I could but when I blinked it was gone.
We called into FOX8 News to see if they knew what it was, and they told us that they were following it from Lakewood, OH and that they didn’t know what it was. I have no doubt in my mind that what I witnessed was beyond anything I have ever seen.
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Brook Park
USA
15 minutes
15 minutes
41.40
-81.82
light
OH
Occurred : 5/22/2010 22:30 (Entered as : 5/22/10 22:30) Reported: 5/24/2010 6:56:59 AM 06:56 Posted: 6/3/2010 Location: Brook Park, OH Shape: Light Duration: 15 minutes Characteristics: There were lights on the object, There were aircraft in the vicinity or aircraft chasing the object
4 lights, moving across the night sky, changing directions and speeds.