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Date of Incident: July 9th, 2007
Time of Incident: 10:30pm
Location of Incident: Rhinelander, Oneida County

Source of Report: UFOWisconsin.com online sightings report form by Adam R.




Details of Incident:
 

We were staying West of Rhinelander on my cousin's land during a fishing trip. We were sitting out side around 10:30pm The sky was clear. Appearing high in the east sky we spotted what first appeared to be a shooting star. It was a fast moving light that showed as a streak. It was not a solid streak it flashed a few times while traveling from east to west. Once it crossed us it changed direction from heading West to Heading North. This light was moving fast it crossed the sky in at most 5 seconds. At the same time there was a Plane in the air flying toward Rhinelander airport. The plane Takes at least a minute to cross the sky

 

 

 

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