Showing posts with label Strange Lights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Strange Lights. Show all posts

Monday, April 08, 2019

Strange UFOs Terrify Couple on The Beach | Auckland, New Zealand



UFO Sighting Terrifies Couple | Auckland, New Zealand

     A bizarre 'UFO' sighting at a west Auckland has left a couple terrified.

The person was at Karekare Beach on Sunday 31 March when they had the "craziest experience" - "strange lights in the sky".
By Scott Palmer
www.newshub.co.nz
4-6-19

"We were on the beach, my boyfriend and I, and saw two bright orange/red lights far on the other end of the beach," ufomystery123 posted to Reddit.

"In a matter of seconds, one of the lights started moving at full speed, in a straight line, no more that 200m above the water until directly in front of us."

Saturday, October 29, 2016

Strange Lights Photographed Over the Phoenix Area (Again) | UFO NEWS –VIDEO

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Strange Lights Over the Phoenix Area 10-25-16
Witnesses photograph "strange lights" over Phoenix area (again). Local media gets inundated with calls, and social media lights up....

     GILBERT, AZ (KPHO/KTVK)–Some people have been messaging us saying they saw some strange lights in the East Valley on Tuesday.

Ashley Grayson posted on our Facebook page and said the objects
By David Baker
www.cbs5az.com
10-26-16
she saw were flying from north to south, possibly from McKellips Road to about Warner Road and Val Vista Driver. She said that there were "airplanes being diverted."

Another guy named Todd posted on Twitter he was at the Queen Creek wash when he saw multiple lights in the sky. He posted a video that has explicit language.

Friday, February 23, 2007

Maine: Callers Flood Communications Center With Reports of UFOs

UFO Over Maine Feb 07
Strange lights over Somerset County

By Morning Sentinel
2-22-07

      Callers from four southern Somerset County towns reported seeing strange lights in the sky Wednesday night.

Though activities that night by the Vermont Air National Guard might provide an explanation, some sightings were close to the ground.

From 7:35 to 8:12 p.m., the Somerset County Communications Center took calls from Anson, Fairfield, Norridgewock and Skowhegan.

The Anson call came from 42 Hilltop Road, not far from town. The caller told dispatchers she saw reddish-orange UFOs through the trees. She said she saw three diagonal lights, then two and then one, before it “burned up like a comet.”

A spokeswoman from the Vermont Air National Guard confirmed that the unit was conducting training missions through that area Wednesday night. An F-16 flying overhead, the source said, would cause considerable noise.

A caller from Skowhegan Road in Fairfield reported seeing strange lights in the sky, heading south. A Norridgewock caller said he saw lights, called the Brunswick Naval Air Station, which told him they were not aware of anything going on. The caller from Norridgewock Avenue in Skowhegan reported seeing yellow lights in the sky over Skowhegan.

Friday, February 16, 2007

UFOs Spotted Over Franklin County

UFOs Over Farmington Main
Odd lights, low sounds cause stir

By Maggie Gill-Austern
The Sun Journal
2-14-07

     FARMINGTON - Strange lights with no obvious cause were spotted all over northern Franklin County Tuesday night, Sheriff's Department dispatchers said.

"The phone was ringing off the hook," dispatcher Bill Hoyt said.

Multiple callers from multiple towns - New Vineyard, Wilton, Phillips, Industry, and around Mt. Abram - called to report bizarre, low-to-the-ground lights, he said.

"They were seeing, basically, a string of seven or eight lights low in the sky, that were fixed," he said. "There (were) also reports of jet engine noise low to the ground." One person who called worked with jet airplanes, Hoyt said. "They were not like any lights he had ever seen." Some people said they looked like stars.

Hoyt called a Federal Aviation Administration office in Boston, which monitors air traffic in this part of New England, wondering if what people saw and heard could be related to military exercises.

"They said the only air traffic was a couple of routine air flights at 40,000 feet," he said.

Hoyt doubts it was aliens.

"I think, personally, most of the time there's an explanation for everything," he said. "But you know, I don't deny the fact that people see things they can't explain."

"It was kind of odd," he said. "All these reports were from different locations at the same time. Maybe it was a meteorite."

The jet-engine sounds and the fixed-ness of the light pattern make him question that theory, though, he said.