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Sphere1999-10-22

Klamath Falls · OR, USA

Object was seen just as it decended over the horizon, behind local 7,000 foot mountains, to a heading of approximately 355 degrees, alm

Sphere1999-08-15

Albany · OR, USA

Glowing sphere, DEFINATELY not a plane or helicopter.

Sphere1999-03-24

Pacific City · OR, USA

Three lighted circular aircraft

Sphere1999-01-08

Portland · OR, USA

From airplane saw orange glowing craft. Oily substance emited from craft and the stars behind the oily substance became greatly magnifi

Sphere1998-10-18

The Dalles · OR, USA

Green comet-like object w/ tail. (I judge it was a shooting star?!) Slow straight fall northeast of city, in the direction of Spokane,

Sphere1998-09-23

Salem · OR, USA

Object was perfect sphere with blue half circle trail size tip of my pinky

Sphere1998-08-10

Otis · OR, USA

Silver basketball size sphere chases eagle.

Sphere1998-06-15

Glide · OR, USA

A blue round light right in front of us

Sphere1998-06-17

Corvallis · OR, USA

a green sphere heading from east to west at a very high speed,

Sphere1998-04-22

Portland (southeast) · OR, USA

I work graveyard and was just pulling into the parking lot when I saw a bright green glowing ball in the sky over my work place. It wa

Sphere1997-04-24

Coos Bay · OR, USA

Woman looking at stars in E sky sees a "dark tan circle of flames" moving to the N. 10 min. later, same obj. going S; closer, larger.

Sphere1996-10-15

Blaine · OR, USA

2adults - collaged MA degreed - viewed sphere silver/white 90% upper red/orange/blue 10% lower approx. 3mi. away size:approx 400meters

Sphere1994-05-15

Portland · OR, USA

While in light aircraft observed object below and behind follow in a race track holding pattern. Observed changes in heading altitude a

Sphere1990-08-06

Mt. Hood · OR, USA

From a fixed point, the object zigzad north and south, covering a 16 miles distance in no more than a second or two.