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Jed
from Yarra Junction, Victoria, Australia wrote on 16 September 2017 at 10:09 pm
Tonight at approximately 7.30 pm myself and two others witnessed an erratic moving object that had a single flashing light. At first glance you would say it was a plane, but there was no sound on a perfect still night and no red/green navigation lights. The flashing light did not flash in a constant pattern and every third to forth flash was like a camera flash. I also looked on my PlaneFinder App on my phone and there were no planes in the area. We watched this for 10 to 15 minutes before we lost sight, behind trees.
Tonight at approximately 7.30 pm myself and two others witnessed an erratic moving object that had a single flashing light. At first glance you would say it was a plane, but there was no sound on a perfect still night and no red/green navigation lights.
The flashing light did not flash in a constant pattern and every third to forth flash was like a camera flash.
I also looked on my PlaneFinder App on my phone and there were no planes in the area.
We watched this for 10 to 15 minutes before we lost sight, behind trees.... Collapse