Showing posts with label quickly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label quickly. Show all posts
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Sunday, October 16, 2011
the star is on the way an object moves quickly fades in and out of more than 5-10 seconds. Saw 3 ~ 1 hour.
This was in Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada, approximately 28. June as the very early hours. I have seen this in exactly the same event happens three times in about 2 hours. I was a star gazing often do. (busy-I noticed for the first time this evening that one of the great Øsens handle that stars are actually two stars are very close. Cool stuff), I saw at least a ball of white light similar to a star appear and move to something similar in the aircraft's speed, but more than 5 or 10 seconds and faded slowly, before I could no longer see the light. Never really had an agricultural expert it exactly where, but it was in any of this movement caught my eye. I have no idea what it would have been, but I am sure that it was not a star or a planet, as it went. It was not, as I have seen before, in the absence of a flashing light aircraft (the constant light came in), and does not seem to make any sound. I do not think it was a sateillite, because it was much lighter than sateillite, as I have seen before, and it faded slowly, and unexpectantly light. Traveled in a straight line, but it is as if it was a continuation of the journey. It was not so high in the sky than if it faded as it headed to the horizon. I have seen, was the first in the South to the North, travelling mainly. I have seen, was only about 60 seconds after the first, second, and this was mainly North-South travel. I came inside Tell a friend what I saw and a short but later I went back outside and when I saw about 20 minutes to do the exact same thing, although this was much further East, the sky and was travelling on, mainly in the North-South.
I am not afraid, maybe just a little excited, what would have been. I have more information about these in the future!
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