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Columbus
from Sussex inlet wrote on 3 February 2020 at 6:54 pm
From Caves beach, Booderee NP (Jervis Bay ACT) looking south towards Ulladulla at about 22:10 on Saturday 1st February 2020 we saw a straight line of about a dozen glowing red lights the size of stars but slightly duller from the horizon extending vertically almost straight up to approximately 50 or 60 degrees (from horizon being 0...I'm not an astrologer). We then noticed they were slowly ascending to approx. 55 degrees before fading away. I would assume they were a few 100 km away from how slow they were moving. They did not resemble the "plane windows" reported the few days before in the local area. There were 3 witnesses in our group and more up the beach who saw the same thing. The lights were a dark red, not orange or white and slightly smaller than most stars out that night.
From Caves beach, Booderee NP (Jervis Bay ACT) looking south towards Ulladulla at about 22:10 on Saturday 1st February 2020 we saw a straight line of about a dozen glowing red lights the size of stars but slightly duller from the horizon extending vertically almost straight up to approximately 50 or 60 degrees (from horizon being 0...I'm not an astrologer).
We then noticed they were slowly ascending to approx. 55 degrees before fading away. I would assume they were a few 100 km away from how slow they were moving. They did not resemble the "plane windows" reported the few days before in the local area. There were 3 witnesses in our group and more up the beach who saw the same thing. The lights were a dark red, not orange or white and slightly smaller than most stars out that night.... Collapse
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