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.
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Lisa
from Brisbane wrote on 15 July 2017 at 8:40 pm
I have been trying to find similar sightings to a group of UFOs witnessed in the early 1980s. I am unsure as to the exact year, possibly, 1979 to 1982. My family of four including me, were sitting amongst the rocks on a beach late at night at Coffs Harbour. At around midnight, gazing at the stars out to sea, we all noticed what we thought were falling stars. The stars didn't 'fall' or disappear, they started making synchronised formations and patterns in the sky. The lights were brighter than stars, and the pattern formations went on for probably a few minutes and had us all wondering what in the world they were. There was no way that many planes would be in the sky, all at the same time and flying so close to each other, there were around six of these bright lights. Then all the lights moved close together for a moment and then suddenly all shoot off in different directions and disappeared. I would love to find anyone else who saw these lights back then. Lisa
I have been trying to find similar sightings to a group of UFOs witnessed in the early 1980s.
I am unsure as to the exact year, possibly, 1979 to 1982. My family of four including me, were sitting amongst the rocks on a beach late at night at Coffs Harbour. At around midnight, gazing at the stars out to sea, we all noticed what we thought were falling stars. The stars didn't 'fall' or disappear, they started making synchronised formations and patterns in the sky. The lights were brighter than stars, and the pattern formations went on for probably a few minutes and had us all wondering what in the world they were. There was no way that many planes would be in the sky, all at the same time and flying so close to each other, there were around six of these bright lights.
Then all the lights moved close together for a moment and then suddenly all shoot off in different directions and disappeared.
I would love to find anyone else who saw these lights back then.
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wrote on 15 July 2017
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8:40 pm