On Aug, 26, a bright, silvery-white light was observed; it appeared and disappeared three times in the due east at about 60-65 degrees.
On Friday, August 26th, 2011, at about 20:30 hrs, standing on the deck of a friends' beach home on the West end, I witnessed a large white light appear and disappear three times, at precisely equal intervals.
It was a large, silvery-white light that appeared for about 2-3 seconds, disappeared for about 10-12 seconds, reappeared and disappeared again, and reappeared a third time for 2-3 seconds, then disappeared again. We continued our vigil for about an hour after the third sighting, but did not observe any further sightings of the object.
The near-dark sky was absolutely clear, there was a southerly breeze, and the object was about 60-65 degrees off the horizon at a nearly due east location. It was very slightly horizontally oval and about the size of an English pea held at arm's length. It was as bright and luminous as a vehicle head lamp with no observable structure in or around the object; no sounds whatsoever were heard emanating from the object.
A friend on the deck with me observed the final 2-3 second interval and confirmed the sighting was indeed an anomalous bright silvery-white light, inexplicable in origin, with no sounds associated with the sighting.
He called a friend about 40 miles inland and she stated that she saw the same consecutive trio of lights that I saw and was able to confirm that the sighting was at about 60-65 degrees and at a nearly due east location.
From this same location a sighting was reported to the N.U.F.O.R.C. on August 12, 2100.
On Friday, August 26th, 2011, at about 20:30 hrs, standing on the deck of a friends' beach home on the West end, I witnessed a large white light appear and disappear three times, at precisely equal intervals.
It was a large, silvery-white light that appeared for about 2-3 seconds, disappeared for about 10-12 seconds, reappeared and disappeared again, and reappeared a third time for 2-3 seconds, then disappeared again. We continued our vigil for about an hour after the third sighting, but did not observe any further sightings of the object.
The near-dark sky was absolutely clear, there was a southerly breeze, and the object was about 60-65 degrees off the horizon at a nearly due east location. It was very slightly horizontally oval and about the size of an English pea held at arm's length. It was as bright and luminous as a vehicle head lamp with no observable structure in or around the object; no sounds whatsoever were heard emanating from the object.
A friend on the deck with me observed the final 2-3 second interval and confirmed the sighting was indeed an anomalous bright silvery-white light, inexplicable in origin, with no sounds associated with the sighting.
He called a friend about 40 miles inland and she stated that she saw the same consecutive trio of lights that I saw and was able to confirm that the sighting was at about 60-65 degrees and at a nearly due east location.
From this same location a sighting was reported to the N.U.F.O.R.C. on August 12, 2100.
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Galveston
USA
30 seconds
30 seconds
29.28
-94.83
light
TX
Occurred : 8/26/2011 20:30 (Entered as : 08/26/11 20:30) Reported: 8/28/2011 10:59:57 AM 10:59 Posted: 10/10/2011 Location: Galveston, TX Shape: Light Duration: 30 seconds
On Aug, 26, a bright, silvery-white light was observed; it appeared and disappeared three times in the due east at about 60-65 degrees.