The latitude and longitude presented here is an approximation to
protect the reporters identity |Viewing Distance||Over One Mile|
|Object Features||Patterned Surface| |Object Flight
Path||Stationary,Hovering then path,Straight-line path,Path then
hovering| Im reporting this sighting for my friend Mike. He says
he went outside to grab a smoke and was casually looking around
when he noticed a bright object in the western sky. With the
unaided eye, it appeared to be oval and was much too large to be
a star or planet. Upon scanning the sky for other such objects,
he saw there were several - stretching from horizon to horizon -
with one, directly overheard. He watched them for several
minutes and noted that they tended to cluster in groups of
three, but they would occasionally separate, one or two moving
off to join others - always traveling in a straight line. Some,
however, appeared to remain stationary, but once in a while, one
would simply disappear - then reappear, some distance off. When
he was confident the