Two, then one stationary red lights pulse, fade, then disappear offshore from Nehalem State Park
We were camping at Nehalem State Park. I walked away from the fire to observe the stars, and saw two red objects over the ocean at about 30° off the horizon, quite far offshore. They were stationary. They began pulsing and fading after about 30 seconds, then disappeared. I waited about 5 minutes and saw another one by itself this time. I called my son over, and we both watched it do exactly the same thing as the first two. I got a photo of the second occurrence, although it just looks like a small red dot on a black background. If these are planes as someone else in this forum suggested he saw by Astoria, they behaved like no planes I’ve ever seen, and if I was American I’d want to know what’s going on up there. Actually, I still want to know what’s going on up there. I can email you the photo if you like.
We were camping at Nehalem State Park. I walked away from the fire to observe the stars, and saw two red objects over the ocean at about 30° off the horizon, quite far offshore. They were stationary. They began pulsing and fading after about 30 seconds, then disappeared. I waited about 5 minutes and saw another one by itself this time. I called my son over, and we both watched it do exactly the same thing as the first two. I got a photo of the second occurrence, although it just looks like a small red dot on a black background. If these are planes as someone else in this forum suggested he saw by Astoria, they behaved like no planes I’ve ever seen, and if I was American I’d want to know what’s going on up there. Actually, I still want to know what’s going on up there. I can email you the photo if you like.
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Nehalem
USA
5 minutes
5 minutes
45.72
-123.91
light
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Occurred : 8/8/2012 23:00 (Entered as : 08/08/12 23:00) Reported: 8/16/2012 12:17:39 PM 12:17 Posted: 8/19/2012 Location: Nehalem, OR Shape: Light Duration: 5 minutes
Two, then one stationary red lights pulse, fade, then disappear offshore from Nehalem State Park