| ID | #1689758127 |
| Added | Wed, 19/07/2023 |
| Author | July N. |
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Fact
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Initial data
Date: Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Time: from 22:00 to 22:30.
Location: Titirangi, Auckland, North Island
Features/Characteristics: V-shaped arrangement of lights
Description:
The duration of the observation is one minute. The sky is very clear, a growing moon, stars.
The witness was outside at about 22:00 and was looking at the night sky through a Bagish 6 Gen 2 night vision monocular. He noticed a V-shaped formation of lights (green due to night vision), which he at first thought could be a flock of birds. However, he realized that the formation was probably at a high altitude. It kept its exact shape, without any changes in speed or shape. It was impossible to see this formation with the naked eye.
With the help of a monocular, the witness watched as the formation crossed the entire sky and disappeared in the distance. He stated:
"I had night vision goggles, and I've been actively watching the sky for many years, and I've never seen anything like this in all that time."
Original news
Date: Wednesday 23 December 2009
Time: between 10 – 10.30 pm
Location: Titirangi, Auckland, North Island
Features/characteristics: ‘v’-shaped formation of lights
Description:
Duration of sighting one minute. Sky very clear, waxing moon, stars.
The witness was outside at around 10 p.m. looking at the night sky through Bagish 6 Gen 2 night vision monocular. He observed a ‘V’ formation of lights (green due to night vision) which he initially thought could be a flock of birds. However he realised the formation was likely at a high altitude. It maintained a precise formation, with no variation in speed or shape. The formation could not be seen with the naked eye.
Using the monocular, the witness watched the formation cross the entire sky and disappear into the distance. He stated, “I have had night vision glasses and have actively watched the sky for years, and have never seen anything like this the entire time.”
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