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Salida · CO, USA
Bright light with no sound passed above us
Los Angeles · CA, USA
Unconventional Object Over Los Angeles, Ca.
Redding · CA, USA
Large orange shape changing object emits smaller orbs, winks out reappearing instantly in other locations
Keene · TX, USA
orange light over keene texas breaks boardum
Ft. Lauderdale · FL, USA
Light cought on secuaret camery
San Bernardino · CA, USA
Stationary,high altitude, bright pulsing light
Alvin · TX, USA
Animal mutilation?
Philadelphia · PA, USA
moving light.
Lincoln · NE, USA
Looked like a star moving very rapidly across the sky, too fast for a satellite.
Beaver Dam · WI, USA
Looked like a school of fish, but way up in the sky. There where alto-stratus clouds that the objects where moving above and below. T
Lincoln · ME, USA
Clear day,large cigar shaped object
Satsuma · AL, USA
Long cigar-shaped object that is 2/3's dark & 1/3 bright, seen in eastern sky traveling WNW.
Elmira · NY, USA
They wanted to see the "Fireworks tooo"
Pueblo West · CO, USA
White-yellow egg shaped object moving in a NW direction over Pueblo CO.
London · KY, USA
At 9:30pm July 7th, 2009 I saw a silent black craft with a red light on the bottom.
Clarence · NY, USA
Amazingly low, light bright as the Moon, Craft not big at all...Flew without sound
Milwaukee · WI, USA
Seen Three aliens three different times outside my window within 2 weeks
Fallsburg · KY, USA
A triangle shaped aircraft with 7 lights on the bottom.
Goodlettsville · TN, USA
Light following space station
North Ogden · UT, USA
Bright moving light, no flashing from SW to NE. ((NUFORC Note: Overflight of the ISS. PD))
Austintown · OH, USA
Bright Low Flying Orb Moved Silently West to East in Austintown Ohio July 7, 2009. ((NUFORC Note: ISS?? PD))
Owasso · OK, USA
Amber glowing Sphere flys over Owasso, Oklahoma
Wilkes-Barre · PA, USA
Space Station Confusion
Waynesville · NC, USA
2 bright lights like stars or satellites; one following the other, then dimmed as they turned (toward space?)