| ID | #1593590890 |
| Added | Wed, 01/07/2020 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | Ridge, NICAP files
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
Richard D. Barker of the post state police Seymour reported he followed a huge ball of greenish-blue and white light about 10 miles about 2:30 am before the light moved West towards Bedford.
"He had a flat bottom, a little less of a basketball and around it revolved bright blue-green light counter-clockwise."
Barker said that was in the vicinity of Crothersville in Jackson County, when he first noticed the changing lights:
"He was, perhaps, a height of 300-500 feet (91-152 m) and had three red flashing lights", he said. "I noticed that there seemed to be about a mile, and it began to move South."
Barker said that he never lost sight of it, and it didn't leave a trail.
When he came to little York for some time he hovered, and then quickly took off:
"It was not a plane, I've never seen," he said. "I know it wasn't a plane."
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Original news
Richard D. Barker of the Seymour State Police post reported he followed a huge ball of greenish-blue and white lights for some 10 miles about 2:30 AM before the light moved west towards Bedford. “It had a flat bottom, just under basketball size, and had a brilliant blue-green light rotating around it counterclockwise. Barker said he was in the vicinity of Crothersville in Jackson County when he first spotted the changing lights, “It was maybe 300-500 feet high and had three red flashing lights under it,” he said. “I got within what seemed like about a mile of it and it started moving south. Barker said he never did lose sight of it and it didn’t leave any trail. He said when it got to Littleyork it hovered for a while and then took off fast, “It wasn’t like any airplane I’ve ever seen, ” he said. “I know it wasn’t a plane.”
Hypotheses
Events
Rocket launches (from space.skyrocket.de)
- Site: Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Eastern Test Range, Cape Canaveral, Florida (USA) Vehicle: Atlas-SLV3 Agena-D Payload: Lunar Orbiter 3
Investigation
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