1/24/2015: Spring, TX, USA

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Occurred : 1/24/2015 23:15 (Entered as : 01/24/2015 23:15) Reported: 1/24/2015 10:08:09 PM 22:08 Posted: 1/26/2015 Location: Spring, TX Shape: Fireball Duration: 8-10 minutes Characteristics: There were lights on the object, There was an aura or haze around the object
7 fireballs take exact path in sky at intervals. Walking dog in neighborhood I noticed 1st reddish what appeared like a ball of fire. It did not ascend but just appeared in sky. About 40 sec later a 2nd and another 40 sec a 3rd. They took exact same path. About 3-4 min later it happened again like the aforementioned. Then 3-4 min later it was just 1 but same appearance and same path as previous 6. I am a pilot so know aircraft lighting configurations and they were not aircraft and it was very quiet, no noise of jets. I thought maybe those Chinese lanterns, but they did not ascend from ground, just suddenly appeared in sky, approx. 45 degrees from horizon.

National UFO Reporting Center Sighting Report

Occurred : 1/24/2015 23:15 (Entered as : 01/24/2015 23:15)
Reported: 1/24/2015 10:08:09 PM 22:08
Posted: 1/26/2015
Location: Spring, TX
Shape: Fireball
Duration: 8-10 minutes
Characteristics: There were lights on the object, There was an aura or haze around the object

7 fireballs take exact path in sky at intervals.

Walking dog in neighborhood I noticed 1st reddish what appeared like a ball of fire. It did not ascend but just appeared in sky. About 40 sec later a 2nd and another 40 sec a 3rd. They took exact same path. About 3-4 min later it happened again like the aforementioned. Then 3-4 min later it was just 1 but same appearance and same path as previous 6.

I am a pilot so know aircraft lighting configurations and they were not aircraft and it was very quiet, no noise of jets.

I thought maybe those Chinese lanterns, but they did not ascend from ground, just suddenly appeared in sky, approx. 45 degrees from horizon.