a light very similar to a satellite. but movements were not of a satellite
UFO Siting: Sunday, August 8th, 2010 @ 1215 AM I have a cabin at Buffalo Pond Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada, which is approximately 20 miles (32 km’s) due north of the City of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Buffalo Pound Lake lies in a NW to SE direction.
Co-ordinates for cabin: N 50 40’ 37.68”; W 105 32’ 39.84” I have a wharf at our cabin and almost every night I will be looking to the heavens watching for satellites and/or meteorites or whatever else may be in the night skies.
At this particular time (~1215 AM Sunday, August 7th, 2010), I noticed what I thought was a satellite travelling from the NW to SE direction.
The ~ approximate location of the siting was almost directly between the last 2 stars of the “handle” of the Big Dipper and travelling at a satellite type speed. Then the siting slowed down in speed, veered slightly to my right (towards the second last star of the handle) , appeared to stop, then continued forward (slowly); then veered slightly to my left ( towards the last star of the handle); then veered slightly back to my right again, going very slowly; then out rightly stopped. The siting may have stopped for ~ 10 seconds.
Then the siting just sped-up very quickly in a North Westerly direction and disappeared into the heavens. The total length of time for this siting was ~ 10 minutes duration.
At no time did the siting seem to pass beyond the artificial boundary of the last 2 stars of the Big Dipper.
The siting seemed to be ~ the same brightness as the last star of the Big Dipper.
I did not see any flashing or colored lights.
UFO Siting: Sunday, August 8th, 2010 @ 1215 AM I have a cabin at Buffalo Pond Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada, which is approximately 20 miles (32 km’s) due north of the City of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Buffalo Pound Lake lies in a NW to SE direction.
Co-ordinates for cabin: N 50 40’ 37.68”; W 105 32’ 39.84” I have a wharf at our cabin and almost every night I will be looking to the heavens watching for satellites and/or meteorites or whatever else may be in the night skies.
At this particular time (~1215 AM Sunday, August 7th, 2010), I noticed what I thought was a satellite travelling from the NW to SE direction.
The ~ approximate location of the siting was almost directly between the last 2 stars of the “handle” of the Big Dipper and travelling at a satellite type speed. Then the siting slowed down in speed, veered slightly to my right (towards the second last star of the handle) , appeared to stop, then continued forward (slowly); then veered slightly to my left ( towards the last star of the handle); then veered slightly back to my right again, going very slowly; then out rightly stopped. The siting may have stopped for ~ 10 seconds.
Then the siting just sped-up very quickly in a North Westerly direction and disappeared into the heavens. The total length of time for this siting was ~ 10 minutes duration.
At no time did the siting seem to pass beyond the artificial boundary of the last 2 stars of the Big Dipper.
The siting seemed to be ~ the same brightness as the last star of the Big Dipper.
I did not see any flashing or colored lights.
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Moose Jaw
Canada
10 minutes
10 minutes
50.39
-105.56
light
SK
Occurred : 8/8/2010 00:15 (Entered as : 08-08-10 00:15) Reported: 2/10/2013 5:45:03 PM 17:45 Posted: 2/18/2013 Location: Moose Jaw (Canada), SK Shape: Light Duration: 10 minutes
A light very similar to a satellite. but movements were not of a satellite