6/29/2020: Centennial, CO, USA

NUFORC Home

Report Indexes : by Event Date by Location by Shape by Posting Date

National UFO Reporting Center Sighting Report
Occurred : 6/29/2020 22:44 (Entered as : 06/29/2020 22:44) Reported: 6/29/2020 11:50:28 PM 23:50 Posted: 7/3/2020 Location: Centennial, CO Shape: Sphere Duration: 2-4 minutes Characteristics: There were lights on the object
4 star-sized craft moving over Centennial Colorado in different directions in under 4 minutes. Drone Question. My fiancé and I have seen 4 UFOs over Centennial, Colorado tonight. The singleand steady light emitted is no bigger nor brighter than a dimly lit star in the sky. And there was no sound. They also seemed higher up than an airplane. No contrails either. What could they be? I tried to film them with my iPhone but they’re too dim and far away to capture. Not meteors either, since those fizzle out quickly and appear much brighter and tend to move much faster and make some noise like a flare. The first one I spotted I just thought I was lucky and spotted a satellite. The second and third were following each other and all 3 moving from the West to the East. The fourth was going SE to NW, last seen at 2244 hours.

National UFO Reporting Center Sighting Report

Occurred : 6/29/2020 22:44 (Entered as : 06/29/2020 22:44)
Reported: 6/29/2020 11:50:28 PM 23:50
Posted: 7/3/2020
Location: Centennial, CO
Shape: Sphere
Duration: 2-4 minutes
Characteristics: There were lights on the object

4 star-sized craft moving over Centennial Colorado in different directions in under 4 minutes.

Drone Question. My fiancé and I have seen 4 UFOs over Centennial, Colorado tonight. The singleand steady light emitted is no bigger nor brighter than a dimly lit star in the sky. And there was no sound. They also seemed higher up than an airplane. No contrails either. What could they be? I tried to film them with my iPhone but they’re too dim and far away to capture.

Not meteors either, since those fizzle out quickly and appear much brighter and tend to move much faster and make some noise like a flare. The first one I spotted I just thought I was lucky and spotted a satellite. The second and third were following each other and all 3 moving from the West to the East. The fourth was going SE to NW, last seen at 2244 hours.