NUFORC Sighting 42042

Occurred: 2002-04-22 19:00 Local - Approximate
Reported: 2005-02-21 10:56 Pacific
Duration: about 20 mins

Location: Conroe/Houston (between), TX, USA

Shape: Diamond
Characteristics: Lights on object, Changed Color, Aircraft nearby

I was cruisin south on I45 between Conroe and Houston when i noticed two lights hovering near the freeway.

I was cruisin on I45 between conroe and houston around 8:30 when i noticed two lights hovering about 250 yards up over the freeway.At first i thought they were small aircrafts flying kinda low .then i started thinkin that after 911 there would be tighter restrictions with airplanes flying low in populated areas. The lights were moving northeast at a slow pace . first there were two lights hovering around each other about 500 ft apart.They would move in close to each other and rotate in circles slowly.They did not make noise .The lights flashed and pulsed . It also had flashing colors on the sides.I could see the silohouete of the crafts. they were square in shape.As I rode down the interstate I was trying to register what was seeing. As i came to Cypress Springs exit, the radio station i was listening to reported strange lights in Pasadena and Galveston on 288 . They seemed pretty excited about it. I pulled over at a gas station off the exit and noticed other people looking up at the lights. I got off and was talking to some observers when three more lights started coming across the sky heading the same direction as the others . They were about 3 to 4 hundred yards from each other moving at the exact same speed. They wouuld seem to form a sporadic formation. As I drove to my destination i noticed two more lights heading the same directions. They did the same thing just hovered near each other and moved slowly towards the others. They were the last lights that i saw that night. all i can say is that i'm not the only on that saw these lights, and i would like for next time to be able to share this experience with my family and friends.

NUFORC Note:

Date is approximate. PD

Posted 2005-02-22