Single point of light moving across the sky from southwest to northeast at about 9:20 PM Pacific DST.
It was a single point of light moving from the south west to the north east. The point was moving much too fast for a satellite or a modern airliner. Nor were there any associated blinking wing or tail lights.
My guess is that it is a derelict satellite in very low orbit about to burn up on the next several revolutions of earth. The weather radar didn't pick it up, either.
((NUFORC Note: ISS? PD))
((NUFORC Note: Witness indicates that the date is approximate. PD))
It was a single point of light moving from the south west to the north east. The point was moving much too fast for a satellite or a modern airliner. Nor were there any associated blinking wing or tail lights.
My guess is that it is a derelict satellite in very low orbit about to burn up on the next several revolutions of earth. The weather radar didn't pick it up, either.
((NUFORC Note: ISS? PD))
((NUFORC Note: Witness indicates that the date is approximate. PD))
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Boulder Creek
USA
10 seconds
10 seconds
37.15
-122.13
CA
Occurred : 7/1/2014 21:20 (Entered as : 07/01/14 21:40) Reported: 7/1/2014 10:01:58 PM 22:01 Posted: 7/4/2014 Location: Boulder Creek, CA Shape: Duration: 10 seconds
Single point of light moving across the sky from southwest to northeast at about 9:20 PM Pacific DST. ((NUFORC Note: ISS? PD))