Pulsating red light in the western sky about 30 degrees above horizon, moving slowly, then disappears.
I am a real estate agent, and sometimes I get up early to do catch up on contracts and work, etc. I was sitting in my armchair looking out my window, looking due West from my house in Franklin, I saw a pulsing RED light in the sky. There are some red flashing lights that are radio towers that i see all the time. It was above those in the horizon, but still lower than most aircrafts that fly by. The light intensity would change all the time, brighter and then duller. If it was moving, it was moving slowly. The light would go out, then come back on intensely. It did this for about a minute, then it just disappeared out of the sky completely. I watched for a while and didn't see anything else after staring in the sky for another 20 mins. Never seen anything like it.
I am a real estate agent, and sometimes I get up early to do catch up on contracts and work, etc. I was sitting in my armchair looking out my window, looking due West from my house in Franklin, I saw a pulsing RED light in the sky. There are some red flashing lights that are radio towers that i see all the time. It was above those in the horizon, but still lower than most aircrafts that fly by. The light intensity would change all the time, brighter and then duller. If it was moving, it was moving slowly. The light would go out, then come back on intensely. It did this for about a minute, then it just disappeared out of the sky completely. I watched for a while and didn't see anything else after staring in the sky for another 20 mins. Never seen anything like it.
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Franklin
USA
1 minute
1 minute
35.93
-86.84
fireball
TN
Occurred : 10/9/2013 05:00 (Entered as : 10/09/13 05:00) Reported: 10/9/2013 3:27:56 AM 03:27 Posted: 10/14/2013 Location: Franklin, TN Shape: Fireball Duration: 1 minute Characteristics: The object changed color
Pulsating red light in the western sky about 30 degrees above horizon, moving slowly, then disappears.