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Report 102:
A number of years ago, I'm not sure now exactly, but less than
10, I saw some orange orbs (similar to ones I see in some of
your videos) around the Thornhill Road area near Dungannon,
Northern Ireland.
It was a bitterly cold night, very clear starry sky, and it was
the very small hours of the morning. The orbs were as bright
orange as the setting sun but smaller, so bright they were
almost difficult to look at with the naked eye.
There were at least 3 of them I think, but they kept
fading in and out so it was difficult to count them. There was
no glare of them, they appeared as perfect glowing orbs. Also,
there were no smoke trails and this isn't an area where you
would expect to see flares anyway.
They were moving
erratically, though I wouldn't say at any great speed, and they
faded in and out. I've no idea how far away they were, but as
they appeared to me they were approximately the size of my
thumbnail held at arms length.
They were completely
silent.
The whole episode lasted maybe 5 minutes.
Unfortunately I don't have video evidence, but if I had I'm sure
it would be dismissed as CGI anyway.
I was somewhat
awestruck, I didn't want to miss anything, and by the time I
thought to use my phone camera the episode was over. Without
going into too much detail, I have gone through the gamut of
rational explanations, such as flares, Chinese lanterns, man
made aircraft, meteors etc., and I can rule out every one of
them for one reason or another.
I wish to remain
anonymous.
"Michael"
Paul comments: Thank you for this detailed and well considered report. Another variation on a common theme for East Yorkshire skywatchers.
Paul Sinclair
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