Looks like an average star but binoculars (10x) show it to be strong flashing lights of white, blue, red.
The sighting looks a lot like a star, but when I look through binoculars I can see flashing lights of different colors. Red, white, blue, yellow. The twinkling mimics a star but stars shine with much subtler twinkling. This is the second night that I have seen this.
This UFO is 20 degrees north of west. I estimate that it is west of Albuquerque and very high in the sky. It seems to just sit in one spot in the night sky. The object is about 10 to 15 degrees above the western horizon. I could be wrong.
Is there a bright star in this location in the morning sky at this time?
((NUFORC Note: We suspect a sighting of a "twinkling" star, but cannot be certain which one the witnesses might have been observing. PD))
The sighting looks a lot like a star, but when I look through binoculars I can see flashing lights of different colors. Red, white, blue, yellow. The twinkling mimics a star but stars shine with much subtler twinkling. This is the second night that I have seen this.
This UFO is 20 degrees north of west. I estimate that it is west of Albuquerque and very high in the sky. It seems to just sit in one spot in the night sky. The object is about 10 to 15 degrees above the western horizon. I could be wrong.
Is there a bright star in this location in the morning sky at this time?
((NUFORC Note: We suspect a sighting of a "twinkling" star, but cannot be certain which one the witnesses might have been observing. PD))
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Albuquerque
USA
2 hours
2 hours
35.12
-106.62
light
NM
Occurred : 5/29/2014 04:00 (Entered as : 5/29 4:00) Reported: 5/29/2014 4:16:17 AM 04:16 Posted: 6/4/2014 Location: Albuquerque, NM Shape: Light Duration: 2 hours Characteristics: There were lights on the object, The object changed color
Like an average star but binoculars show it to be strong flashing lights of white, blue, red. ((NUFORC Note: "Twinkling" star? PD))