Witness Observes Star Like Object/Light Over Eau Claire Wisconsin (Update: International Space Station)

Date:  March 28, 2015
Time:  6:15 a.m.

Hi, I live in Eau Claire, Wisconsin and at approximately 6:15 a.m. this morning, what at first I thought was a star, (Dog Star of the  morning sky), move easterly towards me at the speed of a helicopter.

I watched it to see if it was, and as it passed overhead, there was no noise.

It was too low for a satellite. The thought of a drone entered my mind, what say you? Thanks.

Thank you to the witness for their report.

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Star Like Object Wobbles Around Over Eau Claire Wisconsin (Most Likely A Star)

 

Date:  April 22, 2008

Time: Evening.

 

I live in Eau Claire, WI (50 minutes south of Rice Lake) and twice while looking north the last few months I have seen a point of light (star-like, but not entirely even light, like an airplane with no flashing lights) that for the most part remains completely stationary, but every few minutes starts "wobbling" or moving left to right.

 

The most movement I have seen amounts to about 1.5 degrees back-and-forth, or the width of your pinky finger held at arm's length.

The primary description above is accurate and basically in line with what I've been seeing.

The last time I saw this object was last night, 4/22. I was 100% sober and have 20/20 vision. I stared at it until I was absolutely positive I wasn't seeing things, holding myself steady and motionless against a railing to make sure it wasn't the sway of my body movement. It wasn't.

 

This particular "star" moved 1.5 degrees to the left, and then back to the right, in less than 2 seconds. Clearly a star cannot do this.

 

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