“Brightest landing lights I’ve ever seen.”
Just wondering, but out towards Scottsbluff there’s a noticeably bright, ultra bright, light. Being this is late, I don’t believe this is a planet setting on the horizon. Doesn’t appear to be a meteor, because it’s not moving. Maybe space debris reentering from orbit, but would it just hang like that? A weapon launch, or a flare, or some kind of denotation? Too big to be a flare. Anyway, my husband says it’s the brightest landing lights he’s ever seen.
Just wondering, but out towards Scottsbluff there’s a noticeably bright, ultra bright, light. Being this is late, I don’t believe this is a planet setting on the horizon. Doesn’t appear to be a meteor, because it’s not moving. Maybe space debris reentering from orbit, but would it just hang like that? A weapon launch, or a flare, or some kind of denotation? Too big to be a flare. Anyway, my husband says it’s the brightest landing lights he’s ever seen.
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Bridgeport
USA
60 minutes plus
60 minutes plus
41.68
-103.07
light
NE
Occurred : 2/16/2021 03:32 (Entered as : 02/16/2021 3:32) Reported: 2/16/2021 5:10:55 AM 05:10 Posted: 3/2/2021 Location: Bridgeport, NE Shape: Light Duration: 60 minutes plus
“Brightest landing lights I’ve ever seen.”