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wrote on 9 April 2017
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8:17 pm
On clear weather days, after sitting at work for hours, I slowly walk in circles my backyard in Fairfield West, to 'stretch my legs', every evening for about 40 minutes; always after 10.30 pm. I enjoy walking and gazing at the sky and stars. On Friday night 7 May 2017 I just stepped out at 10.30 pm and noticed a very fast illuminated circular projectile moving in a straight line southward towards Liverpool. I've seen shooting stars few times with their curved projectile motion and this was different: It was in a straight line, and at incredibly fast. I thought it was unusual that it didn't have the curved projectile motion of a shooting star. The next evening I went for a walk in my backyard even later at 11.20 pm. The sky was quite clear. It was just after midnight at 12.10 am and I was just about to conclude my walk when I noticed three (3) circular white lights in the sky in the configuration of an equilateral triangle formation: one light at each point ie. one at apex, and two below. They appeard to be hovering over Liverpool-Casula about 6 to 10 km southward from where I was standing. The three lights were stationary and hovered in unison for about 15 seconds. I wanted to quickly go into my house to record on my phone, but decided to observe a little longer. The circular light object hovering at the apex of the triangular formation flickered somewhat only for about two seconds and I could discern an orange tubular structured object at its centre. The flickering stopped. This stationary hovering object at the apex then moved southward in a straight linear fashion, at a speed that is not 'earthly possible' or of any known airborn craft speed until... Read more
On clear weather days, after sitting at work for hours, I slowly walk in circles my backyard in Fairfield West, to 'stretch my legs', every evening for about 40 minutes; always after 10.30 pm.
I enjoy walking and gazing at the sky and stars. On Friday night 7 May 2017 I just stepped out at 10.30 pm and noticed a very fast illuminated circular projectile moving in a straight line southward towards Liverpool. I've seen shooting stars few times with their curved projectile motion and this was different: It was in a straight line, and at incredibly fast. I thought it was unusual that it didn't have the curved projectile motion of a shooting star.
The next evening I went for a walk in my backyard even later at 11.20 pm. The sky was quite clear. It was just after midnight at 12.10 am and I was just about to conclude my walk when I noticed three (3) circular white lights in the sky in the configuration of an equilateral triangle formation: one light at each point ie. one at apex, and two below. They appeard to be hovering over Liverpool-Casula about 6 to 10 km southward from where I was standing. The three lights were stationary and hovered in unison for about 15 seconds. I wanted to quickly go into my house to record on my phone, but decided to observe a little longer. The circular light object hovering at the apex of the triangular formation flickered somewhat only for about two seconds and I could discern an orange tubular structured object at its centre. The flickering stopped. This stationary hovering object at the apex then moved southward in a straight linear fashion, at a speed that is not 'earthly possible' or of any known airborn craft speed until it disappeared within 1 to 1.5 seconds. The other two circular illuminated objects hovered stationary for about 8 to 10 seconds, then they both sped in the same southward direction in the same linear fashion until they also disappeared. The object on the left was just slightly faster than the object on the right, that confirmed there were three (3) flying objects in a triangular formation.... Collapse