| ID | #1622821920 |
| Added | Fri, 04/06/2021 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | Davenport, Peter
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
A very bright red round (not chevron) light (almost looked like a red sapphire, couldn't see the object, but it was very bright and very high up in the sky - much bigger than the little red lights seen on airplanes at night), moving from west to southwest of the sky to east very slowly, it seemed to stop several times.
After about 10 minutes, it was south of Redlands and then moved south and appeared to stop. Two small red lights fell from different sides of the original object, and about a minute later, two more small red lights fell from different sides of the object.
The smaller objects that fell seemed to have descended several hundred feet (30 m, but it was hard to judge) than disappeared, after a few more minutes the main object disappeared.
Original news
Date: November 25 2004
Location: Redlands, California
Time: 20:20
Summary: Very bright red round (not a chevron) light (almost looked like sapphire red, could not see object but it was very bright and very high in sky- much larger than small red lights seen on aircraft at night)moving from west-southwest area of sky to east very slow, seemed like it stopped several times. After about 10 minutes it was south of Redlands and than moved towards south, it seemed to stop. Two smaller red lights dropped from different sides of original object, and than after about another minute, another two small red lights dropped from different sides of object. The smaller objects that dropped seemed to move down several hundred feet (hard to judge) than disappeared, after another few minutes the main object disappeared.Looking through binoculars (still could not see object but light was very bright and still relatively large compared to any airline or helicopter light, and very high in sky, the main object seemed to wiggle back and forth and also swirling. No trail, no smoke, no flashes like when stages are blasted from rocket. Definitely not similar to rockets or missles from Vandenburg which we have seen in the past and comes from north northwest area and goes west over ocean.
Source: Davenport, Peter
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