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Date: March 28, 2001 12:30AM
Location: Beloit
County: Rock
Source: National UFO Reporting Center
Details of Incident:
A yellow fireball diving straight down stops for a few seconds, changes color, then goes straight down
again.
My friend and I were driving westbound on Interstate 43 into Beloit, WI when we both saw what, at
first, we thought was a plane on fire, heading straight for the ground. It was going straight down at
an accelerating speed, a few hundred feet in the air, when all of the sudden it slowed down and
leveled out-like on a plateau, and headed north for a few seconds before resuming it's path downward
at the same speed. It also changed color from an orangish yellow to a bright red. The end of it looked
like it had a flame-like tail. We lost it behind some trees on the horizon. We tried to follow it, but
didn't see another trace of it.
((NUFORC Note: Source is anonymous. PD))
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