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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We reserve the right to edit reports, before publishing, to ensure they are user friendly. Your entry should be visible in the guestbook within a week.
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Thomas heriot
from Winmalee, NSW, Australia wrote on 27 March 2017 at 8:51 pm
Just before 8.30 pm on 27 March 2017 I was sitting out the front when I witnessed a object moving through the sky. I called out, 'quick a meteor,' to my daughter, who witnessed it as well. It was moving around the speed you would normally see satellites. The object seemed to glance the edge of the atmosphere as it lit up very bright for around five seconds then dulled back to the average brightness of the rest of the stars. It continued moving across the sky until it went out of sight. I searched the web to see if anyone else had reported this or if a meteor near miss had occured but did not find anything.
Just before 8.30 pm on 27 March 2017 I was sitting out the front when I witnessed a object moving through the sky. I called out, 'quick a meteor,' to my daughter, who witnessed it as well. It was moving around the speed you would normally see satellites. The object seemed to glance the edge of the atmosphere as it lit up very bright for around five seconds then dulled back to the average brightness of the rest of the stars. It continued moving across the sky until it went out of sight. I searched the web to see if anyone else had reported this or if a meteor near miss had occured but did not find anything.... Collapse