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The sighting of UFO on Aug. 13, 2006 in Toronto, Canada,
between 12 a.m. and 1 p.m.
UFO was sighted in Centennial Park, near the Pearson Airport.
My wife first saw UFO when it was above the airport, but she thought it were
just several high flying birds, i.e. she saw at that moment a several objects.
When a minute later she took a look at it again, it was already a single flying object
of ellipsoid or cigar shape, which was close to zenith in clear blue sky.
From that moment, I’ve started to watch it too.
UFO was flying on a high altitude – it seemed to be around 10 km,
where commercial jets are usually flying.
It looked like a solid object of silver-white colour, or like a jet or a Moon that
sometime visible in blue skies.
The visible size of the object was around of 1/3 size of a full Moon when it high
in the sky.
UFO moved “by side”, approximately in 45 degrees of direction of its largest
dimension. This is pretty typical for UFOs.
It moved from North to South.
The edges of UFO weren’t as sharp as it would be if it was just a jet on 10 km
altitude. It might happened because of atmospheric refraction, if UFO’s real
altitude was much higher than estimated 10 km.
In that case, its size could be much bigger – maybe hundreds of meters instead
of tens.
In several seconds after I first saw UFO, close to it (on the left and in front of it)
suddenly appeared another, smaller, star like object, which definitely moved
near the biggest one.
However, it was hard to recognize its shape
The both objects just disappeared a few seconds later in clear blue sky.
The length of the sighting was about 1 – 2 minutes.
Can sighting be explained as any conventional man-made or natural object?
No.
Witness Background
P/A
Views on UFOs, before and after sighting
A lot.
Reported Sighting? No
Name: Valeri Lechtchev
Your Location: Mississauga, ON, Canada
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