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Andy
from SYDNEY wrote on 25 July 2019 at 8:26 pm
I was in Byron Bay last weekend with 5 friends. we had a fire on the beach after sunset and saw many small bright red lights flashing 20 degrees above the horizon. The appeared in groups of 2 or 3. At times one would disappear and sometimes another would appear in a different location. They appeared to move to the north although some moved to the south. The event lasted an hour and a half from around 6.30 till before 8pm. Also saw 3 much larger white balls stationary to the south which did not flicker and would turn off and then appear in a different location. We went to the beach again on Monday night and saw the red lights again (counted 16) at various times. A pair of them seemed to be joined togeather and then after travelling parallel, one turned in a 90 degrees angle for a period and then disappeared.
I was in Byron Bay last weekend with 5 friends. we had a fire on the beach after sunset and saw many small bright red lights flashing 20 degrees above the horizon. The appeared in groups of 2 or 3. At times one would disappear and sometimes another would appear in a different location. They appeared to move to the north although some moved to the south. The event lasted an hour and a half from around 6.30 till before 8pm. Also saw 3 much larger white balls stationary to the south which did not flicker and would turn off and then appear in a different location. We went to the beach again on Monday night and saw the red lights again (counted 16) at various times. A pair of them seemed to be joined togeather and then after travelling parallel, one turned in a 90 degrees angle for a period and then disappeared.... Collapse
wrote on 25 July 2019
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8:26 pm