5/15/2010: Las Vegas, NV, USA

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Occurred : 5/15/2010 22:30 (Entered as : 05/15/10 22:30) Reported: 5/16/2010 12:40:06 PM 12:40 Posted: 6/3/2010 Location: Las Vegas, NV Shape: Cross Duration: 30 sec. Characteristics: There were lights on the object, The object changed color, There were aircraft in the vicinity or aircraft chasing the object
Radially flashing lights on cross shaped object in Eastern sky. 15, May 2010, Las Vegas Nevada – 10:30 PM, PST Looking E/ NE Towards Frenchman’s Mt., Observed rapidly flashing lights, aprox. 15 degrees above horizon, estimated to be about 8 to 10 miles away. The lights flashed in a rapid radial sequence, red, green, blue, bright white; but were not strobing. The sighting lasted aprox. 30 sec. from first being noticed, and disappeared rapidly to the East. While observing this object, airliners were evident on final approach from the East to McCarran Airport. The observed object was larger and brighter than the planes landing lights on approach.

National UFO Reporting Center Sighting Report

Occurred : 5/15/2010 22:30 (Entered as : 05/15/10 22:30)
Reported: 5/16/2010 12:40:06 PM 12:40
Posted: 6/3/2010
Location: Las Vegas, NV
Shape: Cross
Duration: 30 sec.
Characteristics: There were lights on the object, The object changed color, There were aircraft in the vicinity or aircraft chasing the object

Radially flashing lights on cross shaped object in Eastern sky.

15, May 2010, Las Vegas Nevada – 10:30 PM, PST Looking E/ NE Towards Frenchman’s Mt., Observed rapidly flashing lights, aprox. 15 degrees above horizon, estimated to be about 8 to 10 miles away. The lights flashed in a rapid radial sequence, red, green, blue, bright white; but were not strobing. The sighting lasted aprox. 30 sec. from first being noticed, and disappeared rapidly to the East. While observing this object, airliners were evident on final approach from the East to McCarran Airport. The observed object was larger and brighter than the planes landing lights on approach.