Showing posts with label Placer County. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Placer County. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 07, 2014

UFO Mystery Over Sacramento Solved? | VIDEO


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UFO Mystery Over Sacramento Solved?

By Damany Lewis
www.news10.net
1-7-14

Chinese Lantern
     ORANGEVALE - A discovery by an Orangevale woman may have cracked the case of the mysterious lights over Sacramento on New Year's Eve.

"I actually found it New Year's morning and I didn't know what it was. I have never seen anything like it before," said Cathy Adams.

Adams says upon further research, she discovered the object was a sky lantern, the object many people claimed to be mistaken for U.F.O.s on New Year's Eve.

Adams said she reviewed internet and news reports and concluded what people saw all over the state were sky lanterns.

She said she doesn't know who released them, but she believes they could be a fire danger. . . .

Thursday, January 02, 2014

UFO Sightings Reported Across California | VIDEO


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UFO SightingsReported Across California

By George Warren
www.news10.net
1-1-14

     SACRAMENTO - From Placer County to the Hollywood Hills, people reported seeing mysterious lights in the sky on New Year's Eve.

Terry and Hans Mauth of Auburn said they watched a large egg-shaped object with a bright light shining upward drift over their neighborhood, then suddenly accelerate.

"There was no sound, that's the funny thing," Terry said. "Just this big illuminated form."

Steven Brown of Sacramento reported a similar sighting above Belle Cooledge Park.

"Whatever it was moved up and to the left," he explained. "It hovered there for probably about 60 seconds, then it took off at a high rate of speed."

Kaye Pinlac of Stockton reported seeing multiple glowing objects that appeared in a formation.

"They were almost in a diamond or triangle shape," he said. "Then they just started separating."

Pinlac provided a link to a YouTube video posted Wednesday that he says showed a very similar pattern over the Hollywood Hills just after midnight, about the same time he watched the lights over Stockton. . . .