12/5/2006: Farmington, NM, USA

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Occurred : 12/5/2006 18:17 (Entered as : 12/05/06 18:17) Reported: 12/5/2006 6:23:44 PM 18:23 Posted: 12/7/2006 Location: Farmington, NM Shape: Light Duration: approx 5 seconds. Characteristics: There were lights on the object
Brilliant White Object Parallels the southern horizon. A Brilliant white object parallel the bluffs along the southern edge of Farmington, NM. The object made no sound nor did it leave a streak. It moved very fast and traveled from the western horizon to the eastern horizon. It seemed to be as low as the aircrafts in the area. Four Corners Regional Airport was north of where the object was seen. There was an aircraft in the area, it was flashing red and blue lights. The aircraft seemed to be higher than the object. The aircraft was making an apporach to the airport. There was another witness along with myself. The coordinates of the sighting was N36 degrees, 43.859 min & W 108 Degrees, 14.616 mins.

National UFO Reporting Center Sighting Report

Occurred : 12/5/2006 18:17 (Entered as : 12/05/06 18:17)
Reported: 12/5/2006 6:23:44 PM 18:23
Posted: 12/7/2006
Location: Farmington, NM
Shape: Light
Duration: approx 5 seconds.
Characteristics: There were lights on the object

Brilliant White Object Parallels the southern horizon.

A Brilliant white object parallel the bluffs along the southern edge of Farmington, NM. The object made no sound nor did it leave a streak. It moved very fast and traveled from the western horizon to the eastern horizon. It seemed to be as low as the aircrafts in the area. Four Corners Regional Airport was north of where the object was seen.

There was an aircraft in the area, it was flashing red and blue lights. The aircraft seemed to be higher than the object. The aircraft was making an apporach to the airport.

There was another witness along with myself.

The coordinates of the sighting was N36 degrees, 43.859 min & W 108 Degrees, 14.616 mins.