Date: July 4, 2010
Time: 10:51 p.m.At 10:51 pm Central time (Chicago) I saw a red and an orange lights flying side by side probably about 50 feet or more from one another, hard to judge. Flying north as a pair. Flying at the same exact speed. No apparent sound. No flashing lights. Solid orange and red light all the way. Very weird.
Then, at 11:07 pm, I saw a single orange solid light flying north. Again, no sound that I could tell and no flash. Solid light. I caught this second one on phone video.
At 11:39 pm I have, on phone video- flying in same flight path, another orange light flying south to north. No apparent sound. No flashing light.
Each time it was the largest thing in the sky. Also, each time they appeared triangular as they were approaching, then they just looked like balls of light as they passed.
Very strange! Thanks.
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they are being spotted in massachusetts now i saw 2 of them last night parents saw 8 very strange
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