Showing posts with label Maricopa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maricopa. Show all posts
Friday, February 14, 2014
Red Glowing, Disc-Shaped UFO Photographed at Tree Tops
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Two Arizona witnesses in Maricopa reported watching "a red glowing light around the tree top level" with a disc-like outline, according to February 11, 2014, testimony in Case 54021 from the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) witness reporting database.
The reporting witnesses' mother was outside about 8:30 p.m. on February 9, 2014, when she first noticed the light that appeared to be moving about 20 mph.
"She yelled for me to come outside and look at it," the reporting witness stated. "I came outside and saw what she was pointing at and started filming it on my iPhone camera."
The witness described the object.
"It had a red glow to it as I caught the remaining 20 seconds before it left our field of view." . . .
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Residents Regularly Report UFOs
May 23, 2012: Six flying red globes flying over my residential subdivision.
Jan. 14, 2013: Glowing lights appear to hover and then disappear. Number of objects range from one to four at a time.
Jan. 13, 2014: Two white lights moving across sky — one changes direction, goes back and then stops.
For years, Maricopa residents have reported seeing strange lights in the night sky. Such cases, like the ones above, have been documented on the Mutual UFO Network webpage, which allows people worldwide to anonymously submit descriptions of their sightings and upload photos and videos.
Most of the reports describe glowing lights — white, orange or red. None of them delve into the theories of E.T. or provide the cliché flying saucer account.
Curiosity — and a want for explanation — is a common theme.
“We often go outside for (a) smoke break and see these odd lights,” a person wrote for the Jan. 14, 2013 report. “They are very, very bright. They just appear for minutes and then quickly disappear. We would like to know what they are or if others are reporting them.”
If there’s one thing certain about the unidentified flying objects, it’s that other Maricopa residents are reporting them. . . .