Dancing amber lights over the Atlantic in North Myrtle Beach
The amber lights gave us quite a show. We watched the unusual lights turn on glow amber and turn off with no pattern. First they were motionless. Then, they started moving horizontal and vertical. They even appeared to come together and merge and then reemerge into three lights again. The event lasted for at least 20 minutes. They were above the Atlantic Ocean, just below the clouds in the sky.
((NUFORC Note: We spoke via telephone with this witness, who describes herself as a "scientist." She reported that the objects were at an angle of elevation of approximately 60 degrees, and that they were larger in appearance than stars, but smaller than the Moon. She had no idea what they were. Please see the many other reports of peculiar orange, yellow, and red lights over the coast of North Carolina. PD))
The amber lights gave us quite a show. We watched the unusual lights turn on glow amber and turn off with no pattern. First they were motionless. Then, they started moving horizontal and vertical. They even appeared to come together and merge and then reemerge into three lights again. The event lasted for at least 20 minutes. They were above the Atlantic Ocean, just below the clouds in the sky.
((NUFORC Note: We spoke via telephone with this witness, who describes herself as a "scientist." She reported that the objects were at an angle of elevation of approximately 60 degrees, and that they were larger in appearance than stars, but smaller than the Moon. She had no idea what they were. Please see the many other reports of peculiar orange, yellow, and red lights over the coast of North Carolina. PD))
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North Myrtle Beach
USA
10 minutes
10 minutes
33.83
-78.66
light
SC
Occurred : 12/8/2011 22:30 (Entered as : 12/08/11 22:30) Reported: 12/12/2011 5:31:34 PM 17:31 Posted: 12/12/2011 Location: North Myrtle Beach, SC Shape: Light Duration: 10 minutes Characteristics: There were lights on the object
Dancing amber lights over the Atlantic in North Myrtle Beach