Date: December 16, 1999 from 7:45 to 7:47PM
Location: Sun Prairie (Token Creek)
County: Dane

Source: National UFO Reporting Center

A disk-shaped light travelling at an extremely fast rate of speed cut across the sky in a non-aircraft flight path from approx. 85º from the horizon to 30º to the horizon from East to West.

One large glowing flattened disk-shaped object travelled from East to West at an extremely high rate of speed in a non-linear path. Right before the shape disappeared, the object took an extreme left turn. Object was glowing white, like a star, but was larger and brighter than a star. No aircraft can make a turn like that. Object was seen at 7:45pm-7:47 at night from a lit parking lot in an unincorporated community with only one street light at the major intersection. Atmosphere was partially cloudy. Temperature was low 20ºF. There is an airport nearby from location. Airport is 7-10 miles to the Southwest of location.

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