Drifting, wobbly light moving quickly across the night sky and disappearing three days after 1st sighting
Three days after our original sighting, wife and I were again sitting on the porch swing at about the same time when the same bright, wobbly light drifted across the sky. Too quiet to be an airplane, too low to be a satellite, too fast to be anything I've seen before around here. Moved from northwest to southwest again. Took more time to move this time.
After passing over our home, it began to dim. Then it turned red like a glowing ember for just a secon. Then it dimmed out and totally disappeared. Stuck around for a long time to see if it would come back. No sign.
((NUFORC Note: Witness elects to remain totally anonymous; provides no contact information. We suspect that both sightings from Dorchester, Massachusetts, submitted by the same person, are of the International Space Station. PD))
Three days after our original sighting, wife and I were again sitting on the porch swing at about the same time when the same bright, wobbly light drifted across the sky. Too quiet to be an airplane, too low to be a satellite, too fast to be anything I've seen before around here. Moved from northwest to southwest again. Took more time to move this time.
After passing over our home, it began to dim. Then it turned red like a glowing ember for just a secon. Then it dimmed out and totally disappeared. Stuck around for a long time to see if it would come back. No sign.
((NUFORC Note: Witness elects to remain totally anonymous; provides no contact information. We suspect that both sightings from Dorchester, Massachusetts, submitted by the same person, are of the International Space Station. PD))
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Dorchester
USA
75 seconds
75 seconds
42.29
-71.08
sphere
MA
Occurred : 7/9/2010 22:15 (Entered as : 07/09/10 22:15) Reported: 7/10/2010 7:26:45 PM 19:26 Posted: 7/19/2010 Location: Dorchester, MA Shape: Sphere Duration: 75 seconds
Drifting, wobbly light moving quickly across the night sky and disappearing three days after 1st sighting. ((NUFORC Note: ISS? PD))