Two close lights, first dim and second twice as bright with occaisional flare up, non-blinking.
On February 27th, 2014, at approximately 1930-1935hrs, I Mr. ((initial deleted)) and Ms. ((initial deleted)) observed two lights moving across the dusk sky heading in a northeastern direction. We both had just arrived home and I was making an observation of the how there were multiple chem-trails in the evening sky that were going east to west. This is not uncommon as we live in the north eastern part of Indiana and it’s a common occurrence, I believe we are on an air-route for Detroit, thus explaining the high volume of airplanes. As we were searching the entire night sky I first observed the lights coming from the southwest and heading towards the northeast.
What caused me to question these lights was the fact that they were moving across the sky in tandem, staying in what seemed a constant spacing and being in close proximity to each other. I held my hand up and would estimate that they were two inches apart. If the sky line is 180 degrees, we first saw them at about 120-130 degrees and finally lost sight of them at approximately 20-30 degrees. My observations lasted between 3-5 minutes until I lost sight.
Also the other strange observation that I witnessed was the fact that the two lights were not blinking as compared to all of the other 5-7 planes that were blinking in the night sky. The first of the two lights was dim and the second light was twice as bright. The second light also would flare up very bright, every 20 seconds or so.
Thank you for your time. Mr. ((deleted)) and Ms. ((deleted))
On February 27th, 2014, at approximately 1930-1935hrs, I Mr. ((initial deleted)) and Ms. ((initial deleted)) observed two lights moving across the dusk sky heading in a northeastern direction. We both had just arrived home and I was making an observation of the how there were multiple chem-trails in the evening sky that were going east to west. This is not uncommon as we live in the north eastern part of Indiana and it’s a common occurrence, I believe we are on an air-route for Detroit, thus explaining the high volume of airplanes. As we were searching the entire night sky I first observed the lights coming from the southwest and heading towards the northeast.
What caused me to question these lights was the fact that they were moving across the sky in tandem, staying in what seemed a constant spacing and being in close proximity to each other. I held my hand up and would estimate that they were two inches apart. If the sky line is 180 degrees, we first saw them at about 120-130 degrees and finally lost sight of them at approximately 20-30 degrees. My observations lasted between 3-5 minutes until I lost sight.
Also the other strange observation that I witnessed was the fact that the two lights were not blinking as compared to all of the other 5-7 planes that were blinking in the night sky. The first of the two lights was dim and the second light was twice as bright. The second light also would flare up very bright, every 20 seconds or so.
Thank you for your time. Mr. ((deleted)) and Ms. ((deleted))
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Butler
USA
3-5 minutes
3-5 minutes
41.43
-84.89
unknown
IN
Occurred : 2/27/2014 19:30 (Entered as : 02/27/2014 19:30) Reported: 2/27/2014 5:41:55 PM 17:41 Posted: 3/18/2014 Location: Butler, IN Shape: Unknown Duration: 3-5 minutes Characteristics: There were lights on the object, There were aircraft in the vicinity or aircraft chasing the object
Two close lights, first dim and second twice as bright with occaisional flare up, non-blinking.