11/17/2007: Winter Haven, FL, USA

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Occurred : 11/17/2007 18:30 (Entered as : 11/17/07 18:30) Reported: 11/20/2007 10:59:42 AM 10:59 Posted: 11/28/2007 Location: Winter Haven, FL Shape: Light Duration: 5 min Characteristics: There were lights on the object, The object left a trail
Objects entering atmosphere and stopped to give off bright lites in Lake wales Saw three objects that at firs appeared to be shooting stars. These were not shooting stars they were entering the earths atmosphere buring bright red like the space shuttle when leaving the earths atmosphere. It lasted for at least two minutes entering the atmosphere. After seeing the objects enter the atmosphere, four bright stationary lights appeared. There were four lights that turned on and off taking turns. They each lit up three or four times each and then stoped. This was no small airplane light or helecopter spot light. The lights were five times bigger and brighter than any typical aircraft light.

National UFO Reporting Center Sighting Report

Occurred : 11/17/2007 18:30 (Entered as : 11/17/07 18:30)
Reported: 11/20/2007 10:59:42 AM 10:59
Posted: 11/28/2007
Location: Winter Haven, FL
Shape: Light
Duration: 5 min
Characteristics: There were lights on the object, The object left a trail

Objects entering atmosphere and stopped to give off bright lites in Lake wales

Saw three objects that at firs appeared to be shooting stars. These were not shooting stars they were entering the earths atmosphere buring bright red like the space shuttle when leaving the earths atmosphere. It lasted for at least two minutes entering the atmosphere.

After seeing the objects enter the atmosphere, four bright stationary lights appeared. There were four lights that turned on and off taking turns. They each lit up three or four times each and then stoped. This was no small airplane light or helecopter spot light. The lights were five times bigger and brighter than any typical aircraft light.