6/6/2020: North Wales, PA, USA

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Occurred : 6/6/2020 14:45 (Entered as : 06/06/2020 14:45) Reported: 6/6/2020 7:57:24 PM 19:57 Posted: 6/25/2020 Location: North Wales, PA Shape: Sphere Duration: 5-10 seconds
Lustrous/metallic orb traveling between clouds on Route 202 (North) near North Wales, PA Saw an illuminated orb-shaped object while traveling North on 202 (was a passenger in a car, driver did not witness). Object was traveling relatively slowly (similar speed to a bi-plane) towards the South in a consistent linear path. Orb-shaped object appeared to be metallic and was highly reflective. The object was not remotely shaped like a conventional commercial aircraft, nor did it have any sort of hazard lights. Witnessed object traveling for about 5-10 seconds, turned away, then upon turning back the object was nowhere in sight. Tried to monitor that section in sky for a few minutes after initially seeing the object but couldn’t identify it a second time.

National UFO Reporting Center Sighting Report

Occurred : 6/6/2020 14:45 (Entered as : 06/06/2020 14:45)
Reported: 6/6/2020 7:57:24 PM 19:57
Posted: 6/25/2020
Location: North Wales, PA
Shape: Sphere
Duration: 5-10 seconds

Lustrous/metallic orb traveling between clouds on Route 202 (North) near North Wales, PA

Saw an illuminated orb-shaped object while traveling North on 202 (was a passenger in a car, driver did not witness). Object was traveling relatively slowly (similar speed to a bi-plane) towards the South in a consistent linear path. Orb-shaped object appeared to be metallic and was highly reflective. The object was not remotely shaped like a conventional commercial aircraft, nor did it have any sort of hazard lights. Witnessed object traveling for about 5-10 seconds, turned away, then upon turning back the object was nowhere in sight. Tried to monitor that section in sky for a few minutes after initially seeing the object but couldn’t identify it a second time.