Blinking Light of Short Duration & Approximately 3.0 to 3.5 Minute Period.
Observed 09/12/2012 @ Approximately 2215 to 2240 Hours EDST from Central New Jersey.
Observed object was a BLINKING (as opposed to FLASHING) White (Cream-White Tinted) Light which had a period of approximately THREE to THREE-and-a-HALF Minutes. Blink Duration is estimated to be about ONE-SIXTEENTH Second. No other colors were observed.
The Position of the object was in the Southeastern Quadrant, at an estimated elevation of approximately 30 to 40 Degrees.
The object was observed for about 20 minutes.
Observation time elapsed was sufficient to see the usual change in position of the nearby stars due to the Earths rotation. The object did NOT move in unison with the stars. The object ALSO did NOT move in relation to an object on the ground directly below it, which was used as a reference point specifically for the purpose of observing if any movement of the object occurred.
The object was also observed by another person at this time, and also observed by that same person once this past weekend.
My personal opinion is that the object was a high-intensity light source located in Geo-Stationary Orbit, which would account for the lack of noticeable movement. I suspect that the purpose of the Blink and its Period is a timing function for some sort of experiment.
Observed 09/12/2012 @ Approximately 2215 to 2240 Hours EDST from Central New Jersey.
Observed object was a BLINKING (as opposed to FLASHING) White (Cream-White Tinted) Light which had a period of approximately THREE to THREE-and-a-HALF Minutes. Blink Duration is estimated to be about ONE-SIXTEENTH Second. No other colors were observed.
The Position of the object was in the Southeastern Quadrant, at an estimated elevation of approximately 30 to 40 Degrees.
The object was observed for about 20 minutes.
Observation time elapsed was sufficient to see the usual change in position of the nearby stars due to the Earths rotation. The object did NOT move in unison with the stars. The object ALSO did NOT move in relation to an object on the ground directly below it, which was used as a reference point specifically for the purpose of observing if any movement of the object occurred.
The object was also observed by another person at this time, and also observed by that same person once this past weekend.
My personal opinion is that the object was a high-intensity light source located in Geo-Stationary Orbit, which would account for the lack of noticeable movement. I suspect that the purpose of the Blink and its Period is a timing function for some sort of experiment.
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Somerset
USA
Observed for 20 Minutes
Observed for 20 Minutes
40.50
-74.50
light
NJ
Occurred : 9/12/2012 22:20 (Entered as : 09/12/12 22:20) Reported: 9/13/2012 11:48:17 AM 11:48 Posted: 9/24/2012 Location: Somerset, NJ Shape: Light Duration: Observed for 20 Minutes
Blinking Light of Short Duration & Approximately 3.0 to 3.5 Minute Period.