NUFORC Sighting 49944

Occurred: 1999-12-21 03:00 Local - Approximate
Reported: 2006-04-03 17:50 Pacific
Duration: two hours
No of observers: 1

Location: Point Arena, CA, USA

Shape:
Characteristics: Lights on object, Emitted other objects, Emitted beams, Changed Colo

Two hour light show of craft over Pacific Ocean on last full moon in 1999

This incident happened to me on the last full moon of 1999.

I worked nights caring for an elderly woman whose house had a spectacular view of the Ocean.All night the T.V. announced the last beautiful full moon. The night was very clear and the ocean was calm with no breeze. All night I observed what I thought was a star but as i would look at it, it would change shape flatten out and show blue,red and green lights.

Around 3:30A.M. I was awake and I was sitting staring at this so called star when in my mind i said i know you are not a star let me see what you're doing. Well this craft started to spin. That is when i realized it was pretty close and very big it started to move east ward over the ocean. It moved very slowly out over the ocean then it started to put on a light show. It would shine a beam of light on the water once to the left and then to the right. The be-em of light was very big. then it move on again. It seemed to do this a few times and then i saw a few smaller lights come toward the craft and merge with it. The last thing i observed was out of this was a very red light i have never seen this color of red be-fore it seemed to be sent back toward the land not so much towards me but over to an out cropping of rock's On these rocks live hundreds of sea Lyons they make noises all the time at this spot. At the time the very red light disappeared i was to say the least very exhausted and freaked out but also excited by what i saw. In closing I am sorry I have not shared this with any UFO people until now but I sure would like to discuss my observation with some-one who can give me some information on what i experienced.

NUFORC Note:

Witness indicates that the date of the event is approximate. PD

Posted 2006-05-15