I don't know what I saw, but I know what I saw.
I was looking northeast at 70 degrees up at the stars. I then started to look north at 40 degrees. The sky was completely dark when out of nowhere a shooting star type bright light appeared and like a pencil drawing a line from point to point it stopped traveling very abruptly. In a second or two after the light stopped, the bright light faded away at once.
This tail of light wasn't thin and did not cover a substantial distance across the sky as a shooting star would've. It had a thickness to it and a short length. It traveled from right to left (east to west) perfectly horizontal. I'd say it was 2-3 miles from where I was standing and there were no clouds. I seriously think this was a UFO jumping/propelling into a wormhole.
((NUFORC Note: Witness elects to remain totally anonymous; provides little contact information. PD))
I was looking northeast at 70 degrees up at the stars. I then started to look north at 40 degrees. The sky was completely dark when out of nowhere a shooting star type bright light appeared and like a pencil drawing a line from point to point it stopped traveling very abruptly. In a second or two after the light stopped, the bright light faded away at once.
This tail of light wasn't thin and did not cover a substantial distance across the sky as a shooting star would've. It had a thickness to it and a short length. It traveled from right to left (east to west) perfectly horizontal. I'd say it was 2-3 miles from where I was standing and there were no clouds. I seriously think this was a UFO jumping/propelling into a wormhole.
((NUFORC Note: Witness elects to remain totally anonymous; provides little contact information. PD))
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Commack
USA
4 seconds
4 seconds
40.84
-73.28
unknown
NY
Occurred : 8/9/2011 01:00 (Entered as : 08/09/11 1:00) Reported: 8/9/2011 1:25:43 PM 13:25 Posted: 8/21/2011 Location: Commack/Kings Park, NY Shape: Unknown Duration: 4 seconds Characteristics: The object left a trail
I don't know what I saw, but I know what I saw.