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James
from Nowra wrote on 3 May 2020 at 5:23 pm
I was working in my backyard in the September of 2016, when I became aware that the birds and insects had become abruptly quiet. I looked at the sky to see if there were any hawks circling overhead, all I saw was what initially appeared to be a plastic bag high up, glinting as it caught the sun and was pushed along by the wind, I gave it only scant attention and went back to my chores. After a few moments I recognised that it was still eerily quiet, so I scanned the sky again, thinking there had to be a predator hunting above our patch of Jervis Bay. Again the plastic bag caught my eyes, as it sparked brilliant, I then realised that it was moving against the wind (in an east-west direction), so it caught my interest and I afforded it closer inspection. As I trained my eyes on it, it came to a halt (over what I estimated might have been Sussex inlet) and while it was high up, I got a shock to realise that it was a cylindrical object, for the main part it appeared translucent and it was gyrating end over end. The sparking glint was emanating from a light at one end. After a moment in began to move again slowly, heading west before it changed direction and came towards me in the north east. When it was almost directly overhead, it stopped again and I was able to observe small white dots (which I presumed were birds mobbing it). It seemed to be under control and I wondered whether it was some kind of military drone. As soon as I thought that, the anomaly tumbled leaf like into the east and was soon lost to view. Almost immediately the lorikeets and cicadas... Read more
I was working in my backyard in the September of 2016, when I became aware that the birds and insects had become abruptly quiet. I looked at the sky to see if there were any hawks circling overhead, all I saw was what initially appeared to be a plastic bag high up, glinting as it caught the sun and was pushed along by the wind, I gave it only scant attention and went back to my chores. After a few moments I recognised that it was still eerily quiet, so I scanned the sky again, thinking there had to be a predator hunting above our patch of Jervis Bay. Again the plastic bag caught my eyes, as it sparked brilliant, I then realised that it was moving against the wind (in an east-west direction), so it caught my interest and I afforded it closer inspection. As I trained my eyes on it, it came to a halt (over what I estimated might have been Sussex inlet) and while it was high up, I got a shock to realise that it was a cylindrical object, for the main part it appeared translucent and it was gyrating end over end. The sparking glint was emanating from a light at one end. After a moment in began to move again slowly, heading west before it changed direction and came towards me in the north east. When it was almost directly overhead, it stopped again and I was able to observe small white dots (which I presumed were birds mobbing it). It seemed to be under control and I wondered whether it was some kind of military drone. As soon as I thought that, the anomaly tumbled leaf like into the east and was soon lost to view. Almost immediately the lorikeets and cicadas became vocal once again. After several days pondering the observation, I tendered a report to MUFON.... Collapse
wrote on 3 May 2020
at
5:23 pm