3 very slow-moving sparking, flaming meteor looking objects starting on 1 side of the horizon and ended in the same spot on the other.
The object was moving about the speed and height of a high-flying aircraft, and it appeared to be on fire. Sparks and flames were clearly visible. This was not the speed of a meteor by any means. Once the object reached the other side of the horizon, it appeared that the "flames" went out - at which point our group though the fire on the "plane" had been extinguished. Lo and behold, a second fiery object came from the same side of the sky that the first object rose from, and it did virtually the same thing the first object did and culminated in the same spot. Then, a third - but more red - flaming object started in the same spot that the first two started, and then flamed out in the same spot where the first two ended.
The object was moving about the speed and height of a high-flying aircraft, and it appeared to be on fire. Sparks and flames were clearly visible. This was not the speed of a meteor by any means. Once the object reached the other side of the horizon, it appeared that the "flames" went out - at which point our group though the fire on the "plane" had been extinguished. Lo and behold, a second fiery object came from the same side of the sky that the first object rose from, and it did virtually the same thing the first object did and culminated in the same spot. Then, a third - but more red - flaming object started in the same spot that the first two started, and then flamed out in the same spot where the first two ended.
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Cumming
USA
20 minutes
20 minutes
34.22
-84.14
fireball
GA
Occurred : 10/1/2013 21:30 (Entered as : 10/01/13 21:30) Reported: 10/1/2013 9:41:32 PM 21:41 Posted: 10/3/2013 Location: Cumming, GA Shape: Fireball Duration: 20 minutes Characteristics: There were lights on the object, There was an aura or haze around the object, The object emitted other objects, The object changed color
3 very slow-moving sparking, flaming meteor looking objects starting on 1 side of the horizon and ended in the same spot on the other.