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Date: May 12, 2004 3:30 a.m.
Location: Sun Prairie, Wisconsin
County: Dane
Source: UFOwisconsin.com report by Charles B.
Details of Incident:
Not more that 20minutes after seeing the formation of high flying
objects fly over me. I was outside trying to call some of my friends about the
formation of objects that I just saw. As I was outside dialing numbers without
success; no one answering. I looked to the north, at about 30 degrees and I
noticed a very bright object flying by. I was brighter than the brightest star
in the sky, and it was low. Low enough to light up a small cloud that was
flying low as well. There were no flashing lights, or sound to be from an
aircraft. It flew in nice and slow and steady across the sky heading west to
east. No acceleration, nor any change in it direction. I watched it for minute
or more, and then it dimmed out of sight.
The early morning of may 12th has been very cool for watching the night sky.
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