Bright siver inverted pie-shaped craft flying above Tempe, AZ vanishes completely on bright sunny day.
It was a bright, clear, sunny day in Tempe, Arizona. I left my apartment riding my bicycle directly eastward just after crossing the street to ride on the sidewalk. In the eastern sky about 40 degrees up, I noticed a silver inverted pie-shaped craft gliding across the sky for about 15 seconds. Then I went under a tree which obscured my view for about 2 seconds.
After I emerged from my blocked sight, the craft was completely gone. Disappeared. The object was about the size of the moon in the sky. I happened to notice this easily because I live in the flight path of Sky Harbor Airport in Phoenix. The craft was flying north to south, which I’ve never really seen before. The planes usually fly east to west. The craft might have been in Phoenix flying space going in the wrong direction
It was a bright, clear, sunny day in Tempe, Arizona. I left my apartment riding my bicycle directly eastward just after crossing the street to ride on the sidewalk. In the eastern sky about 40 degrees up, I noticed a silver inverted pie-shaped craft gliding across the sky for about 15 seconds. Then I went under a tree which obscured my view for about 2 seconds.
After I emerged from my blocked sight, the craft was completely gone. Disappeared. The object was about the size of the moon in the sky. I happened to notice this easily because I live in the flight path of Sky Harbor Airport in Phoenix. The craft was flying north to south, which I’ve never really seen before. The planes usually fly east to west. The craft might have been in Phoenix flying space going in the wrong direction
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Tempe
USA
20 seconds
20 seconds
33.40
-111.92
other
AZ
Occurred : 11/1/2010 12:50 (Entered as : 11/01/10 12:50) Reported: 11/1/2010 2:15:08 PM 14:15 Posted: 11/21/2010 Location: Tempe, AZ Shape: Other Duration: 20 seconds
Bright siver inverted pie-shaped craft flying above Tempe, AZ vanishes completely on bright sunny day.