Twinkling multi-colored object stationary in night sky over east Texas
On 10/4/2010 at approximately 9:00 pm, a multi-color object was seen 30-35 degrees above the horizon in the western sky. The object appeared slightly larger than a star and seemed to twinkle. With the naked eye some color variations could be seen. When viewed with binoculars, the object cycled through a pattern of colored lights – red-green-blue, red-green-blue. The object appears stationary in the sky for longer than an hour. It was still in the sky when I went to bed.
On 10/5/10, at approximately 9:30pm, the same multi-color object was again seen 30-35 degrees above the horizon in the Northeast sky. Again, the object appeared to remain stationary while cycling through the pattern of colored lights-red-green-blue, red-green-blue.
This was witnessed by 2 professional, degreed individuals.
On 10/4/2010 at approximately 9:00 pm, a multi-color object was seen 30-35 degrees above the horizon in the western sky. The object appeared slightly larger than a star and seemed to twinkle. With the naked eye some color variations could be seen. When viewed with binoculars, the object cycled through a pattern of colored lights – red-green-blue, red-green-blue. The object appears stationary in the sky for longer than an hour. It was still in the sky when I went to bed.
On 10/5/10, at approximately 9:30pm, the same multi-color object was again seen 30-35 degrees above the horizon in the Northeast sky. Again, the object appeared to remain stationary while cycling through the pattern of colored lights-red-green-blue, red-green-blue.
This was witnessed by 2 professional, degreed individuals.
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Livingston
USA
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30.68
-94.90
light
TX
Occurred : 10/5/2010 21:30 (Entered as : 10/05/2010 21:30) Reported: 10/5/2010 8:25:47 PM 20:25 Posted: 11/21/2010 Location: Livingston, TX Shape: Light Duration: hours Characteristics: There were lights on the object, The object changed color
Twinkling multi-colored object stationary in night sky over east Texas