Orange light over Port Neches, Texas
A single orange object was seen moving from S to N, as I was looking in a westwardly direction. It "seemed" to be a few thousand feet in the air. but this is only a guess. It moved slowly across the sky, moving neither up nor down, only parallel to the ground. The sky was clear. The wind was calm at ground level. At first it appeared to be an orange-red light, but as it moved across the sky it began to fade until it dissapeared. Their were no red or white light associated with it. The light did not "flicker" at all, it only faded. It did not fade as it went to the horizon, it faded halfway between the horizons. It made no noise. I frequently watch the skies, so I know it was not a plane or other convention aircraft. We had thunderstorms 12 hours prior to the sighting, but as I said, it was clear and calm. Temperature was approximately 80 dcegrees.
A single orange object was seen moving from S to N, as I was looking in a westwardly direction. It "seemed" to be a few thousand feet in the air. but this is only a guess. It moved slowly across the sky, moving neither up nor down, only parallel to the ground. The sky was clear. The wind was calm at ground level. At first it appeared to be an orange-red light, but as it moved across the sky it began to fade until it dissapeared. Their were no red or white light associated with it. The light did not "flicker" at all, it only faded. It did not fade as it went to the horizon, it faded halfway between the horizons. It made no noise. I frequently watch the skies, so I know it was not a plane or other convention aircraft. We had thunderstorms 12 hours prior to the sighting, but as I said, it was clear and calm. Temperature was approximately 80 dcegrees.
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Port Neches
USA
2 minutes
2 minutes
29.98
-93.95
unknown
TX
Occurred : 7/19/2011 22:30 (Entered as : 07/19/2011 22:30) Reported: 7/19/2011 9:11:07 PM 21:11 Posted: 8/7/2011 Location: Port Neches, TX Shape: Unknown Duration: 2 minutes
Orange light over Port Neches, Texas