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Date
June, 30, 2006
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Austin, Texas, United States
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Summary:
I was camping with friends about 10-11PM, when I noticed two red dots of light, high overhead, hovering. I assumed they were helicopters until they suddenly, instantly really, headed west, parrallel to one another and converging in perspective with the horizon. The flight from overhead to the horizon took perhaps 3 seconds, indicating that they were much larger and higher than I suspected...and very fast. There was no vapor trail or anything, just the motion effect of a blur, like a laserbeam. They disappeared so fast that I didn't even have time to tell anyone until they were gone. I got the feeling that my looking at them was what made them leave,
Date Posted: 7/10/2006 12:09:29 PM |
Sighting Time: 10:30PM
Day/Night: Nighttime
Duration: 3-4 sec.
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No. of Witnesses: 1
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Size of Object(s): Considering that I could still see them as they approached the horizon, they must have been extremely large and probably above the earths atmosphere.
Distance to
Object(s): see above
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Appearance / Description of Object(s)
Just two, perfect, round, red spheres of light.
Description of Area / Surroundings
Cypress Creek Ranch. Very old, relatively pristine natural landscape with constantly moving water in the creek.
Can sighting
be explained as any conventional man-made or natural
object?
Not conventional at all.
Personal Background
Music / Theatre / Film - Stage Manager
Views on UFOs, before and after sighting
I've seen an identical phenomana ten years ago, only it was a single orb that stopped and started in two differant trajectories. I read websites on UFO's ever since that first one witnessed years ago.
Other Comments
I've just discovered that a crop circle was discovered in England that day, the one with two half spheres butted next to one another. This made made me connect two and two and write.
Reported Sighting? Yes
Reported To: just to friends
Name: Todd Alan Smith
Location: Austin, TX., USA
Age: 44
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