NUFORC Sighting 44708

Occurred: 2005-06-30 01:15 Local
Reported: 2005-07-02 12:14 Pacific
Duration: 10 minutes
No of observers: 1

Location: Copenhagen (Denmark), , Denmark

Shape: Light
Characteristics: Lights on object

I work late hours and had just returned home. It had been a hot day, so I went out on my balcony to water the plants. There I saw coming from my left side - it's southeast - an orange light shining so bright, that it looked starshaped - like the kind of star you put on the top of a christmas-tree.

The object was about 7 to 10 meters(30 feet)above me, who lives at the top floor of a five-floor building. That would make the altitude of the light about 25 meter (75-80 feet).

That early in the morning my neighbourhood is totally quiet, so I am absolutely sure that the object was soundless. It flew slowly right above the middle of the street making the darkened roofs glow in the light.

It was not a flare. There was no wind, and a flare would have a downwards glide. The thing flew silently keeping its altitude on a north-western course across the port of Copenhagen, and after a kilometer or so it turned westwards. I was so busy watching it, that I hadn,t noticed the other one, until it was right above my head. The second one was looking the same and took the exact course of the first one. My estimate is, that there was about 1000 to 1500 meters between them. The velocity was about 8 mph. It too turned westwards.

I've reported it to the danish ufo reporting center, but so far no other observations have been made.

I am quite stunned about this and was sure, when I watched them, that they were not man-made.

One thing make me wonder though. President George W. Bush is visiting Denmark july 5. to thank the danes for participating in the Iraqi war. So every spot of Copenhagen is virtually vacuum-cleaned, and there is a swarm of american security-agents around. Maybe these 'ufo'es are new military reconnaissance aircrafts. If they are, the lack of sound is astonishing. But if they don't want to be seen, it's odd, that they shine so bright.

Posted 2005-07-05