6 or so red lights that traveled eastward across the Delaware River from Erwinna, and then dissipated into thin air.
My daughter and I witnessed what at first seemed like an airplane that had been launched from behind the hill directly east of the Delaware River in the Erwinna Pa area, and headed eastward across the Delaware River from Erwinna Pa area. The red light seemed too big to be an airplane, and it seemed to waiver a bit at times as it was heading toward the East side of the river. It then traveled upwards and then seem to dissipate into thin air. Within a few minutes another was "launched?" from the same spot and the same thing happened. Following a few minutes later by another, and then three in a row. Being the night of the Solstice, was it someone with some kind of light that could be launched and then burn at such a high altitude that someone launched?
My daughter and I witnessed what at first seemed like an airplane that had been launched from behind the hill directly east of the Delaware River in the Erwinna Pa area, and headed eastward across the Delaware River from Erwinna Pa area. The red light seemed too big to be an airplane, and it seemed to waiver a bit at times as it was heading toward the East side of the river. It then traveled upwards and then seem to dissipate into thin air. Within a few minutes another was "launched?" from the same spot and the same thing happened. Following a few minutes later by another, and then three in a row. Being the night of the Solstice, was it someone with some kind of light that could be launched and then burn at such a high altitude that someone launched?
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Erwinna
USA
15 minutes
15 minutes
light
PA
Occurred : 12/21/2010 21:00 (Entered as : 12/21/10 21:00) Reported: 12/22/2010 6:08:15 PM 18:08 Posted: 1/5/2011 Location: Erwinna, PA Shape: Light Duration: 15 minutes Characteristics: There were lights on the object
6 or so red lights that traveled eastward across the Delaware River from Erwinna, and then dissipated into thin air.