UFO Sighting Guestbook

The Guestbook page is for the posting UFO sightings and related events.

This is an alternative,  Report UFO Sightings, where you can submit a more detailed report and attach a file, an image or document.

For UFO reports, if applicable, please include, estimated size (say relative to the moon or a star), estimated distance, colour, shape, duration of sighting and number of witnesses.

You will receive an automated email confirming that we have received your report.

Please use only your first name or initial if you prefer to submit an anonymous report.   Your email address will not be published.

We reserve the right to edit reports, before publishing, to ensure they are user friendly.  Your entry should be visible in the guestbook within a week. 

Replies to your report may be delayed when we have higher numbers of reports being submitted.

We look forward to receiving your report and thank you in advance.

 

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j j from Nsw wrote on 18 February 2019 at 9:48 pm
At 5:30 am I saw what I thought was a shooting star, however, instead of disappearing like a flash as shooting stars usually do it slowed down and went back up quickly. It then headed across the sky covering quite a distance in a short time. It was not going in a straight line, but smoothly and quickly changing direction. It was not flashing, it looked like it was very high in the sky, far away, it appeared the same size and brightness as a star. I watched it moving around for over 5 minutes and then it disappeared. I continued trying to spot it again for a little while longer but it didn’t return. (18.2.19, at 5:30 am over regional NSW).
At 5:30 am I saw what I thought was a shooting star, however, instead of disappearing like a flash as shooting stars usually do it slowed down and went back up quickly. It then headed across the sky covering quite a distance in a short time. It was not going in a straight line, but smoothly and quickly changing direction. It was not flashing, it looked like it was very high in the sky, far away, it appeared the same size and brightness as a star. I watched it moving around for over 5 minutes and then it disappeared. I continued trying to spot it again for a little while longer but it didn’t return. (18.2.19, at 5:30 am over regional NSW).... Collapse
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