I received this emailed report today:
March 23 , 2011 about 3:15am I was awaken by a bright blue light. I thought some was in my driveway. I live on 5 acres near Lake Thunderbird in Norman, OK. The light seemed to fill my house and yard with a brilliant blue light.
I woke my husband and was so tired he never opened his eyes. I looked out the window and there was a bright light in the sky, moving West. I first it was a lake patrol helicopter searching for someone I got up and checked the doors to make sure they were locked. I look at the light thinking why is it so bright? When it suddenly just disappeared like vapor it was gone. The light was beautiful.
The green fireball with a bright blue light looks a lot like what I saw. I just did not see the green glow. But it just woke me up. My dogs were howling at it.
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May 21, 2011... I live about 40 miles southeast of Dallas. My sister came in and told me about this blue star that was moving in all kinds of directions. I walked outside to check it out and saw exactly what she saw. I used two stars underneath it as a point of reference and noticed that it would move a lot. There seemed to be no pattern to it at all. Ive had 9 people look at this tonight and they have all seen the same thing im looking at. At 10 pm it was in the east northeast sky about half way up on the horizon. Just wondering if anyone can see the same thing that im seeing
ReplyDeleteHey, I remember this, I was out with my nephew on a paper route, and we were hitting our second to last stop on our route. It was a bright blue light and actually, there was a green light like a road flare, but it never went up, we just saw it fall. It was hilarious to us because we were listening to my mp3 player, and literally one second later a song came on about aliens called Needles and Blades by the Koffin Kats. We cracked a lot of jokes, but I do have a theory I think is logical. This occurred right after the earthquakes that destroyed several nuclear plants in Japan releasing nuclear chemicals into the air. I think someone shot off a flare and it caused a reaction with the chemicals in the air. I don't know for sure if this is the case, but it seems logical to me.
ReplyDeleteThanks for telling us about your sighting.
ReplyDeleteLogically, it was not chemicals that were into the air, it would have been radiation. Not much of that reached mid America and I rather doubt a flare would have caused the flash that the witness reported.
My suspicions are that it might have been a meteor.
And if I am not mistaken, it was Fukushima Nuclear Power Plants 1 and 2. I've only heard of one actually being destroyed.