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Date: June 3, 1999 22:00
Location: Delavan
County: Walworth

Source: National UFO Reporting Center



Details of Incident:

 

Looked like star or planet until it changed colors blue then red then back to white.

I was driving west on Hwy 50 coming up to intersection when I saw a bright planet or star that I never saw before in that part of the sky. I was looking very hard at it then I pulled the car over to the side of the road, it changed colors it was red then blue then white then red then blue then it was gone. It just was gone so fast!

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