The object viewed from binoculars appeared to be a single white light (not brilliant), viewed from front, side, and rear, no sound while passing and no engine. On viewing it at 21:30 hours from my backyard I estimate it was approximately 2 miles away and even with me.
I "saluted" it without the binoculars and the light faded out. I lifted the binoculars and witnessed the light reappearing approximately ten miles away (in approximately three seconds) and then it went out again.
On the 28th and 29th the object reappeared traveling in the same direction. My wife witnessed it with me on the 28th. On the 28th and 29th the light did not "wink out."
As it was traveling in the direction of Selfridge Air Force Base, I suspected it to be a predator drone or blimp, stealth fighter, or experimental military aircraft considering the radar that would have captured it from the base and the jets that were available to scramble.
Surprisingly I see no other reports on the three consecutive nights it has appeared. Last night, the 29th, the light appeared less bright and more amber in color. During each viewing several aircraft could be seen in and around the vicinity at varying altitudes. source: www.nuforc.org
Michigan - 10-12-10 - I was fishing one night on Avery Lake. It was pitch dark. The only way I could find the boat launch was looking for camp fires next to it.
I had no boat lights. All of a sudden, it was daylight for a split second, then I heard this BOOM, BOOM, way off in the distance. I had no idea what it was.
The next day an Alpena radio station said a possible meteor hit west of them. That is were I live and that's all there was about it on the news.
They did tell the deer hunters to look for a strange rock in the snow, it might be worth something. I and some others in the area certainly have our doubts about the so-called meteor, as nothing every became of the radio station's story.
I have video of the aftermath of the crash or whatever it was, but I don't know how to send it. source: www.mufon.com
Michigan - 10-23-10 - Around 1:30 AM on October 23, I was walking with my cousin down South Pine Street in Ishpeming, heading north.
I looked ahead and I saw a round, green light. It appeared to be coming straight down as if to land slowly, almost like it was floating at this point.
I thought it was a firework of some sort, but then all of a sudden, it shot up and in a northward direction.
At that point the action was almost like a shooting star, but in an upward and away movement and it disappeared faster than it appeared.
My cousin and I turned to each other in amazement and were both saying the same thing, "Did you see that?"
We thought through all the different flying objects that this could have been, and the only thing we can come up with is a UFO. source: www.mufon.com
Michigan - 09-16-10 - There were three of us in a car heading west on Saginaw Hwy. Person 1 is sitting in the passenger seat, person 2 is driving, and person 3 is sitting in the middle back seat.
Person 1 noticed a light that was about 60-80 degrees vertical, and 100-120 degrees horizontal (90 degrees being centered with the road) which was really high in the sky, and could be easily confused as a star or planet. At first it was thought to be Mars because of the reddish orange tint.
Person 1 announced that there was a light in the sky when he noticed it was too close to be a star/planet, the other two started looking for it. Person 2 located the light, then the two noticed that the light was moving, slowly flying in different directions at will, slowing down and resuming speed.
They also witnessed it dim until not visible, then it faded back in, then faded back out. Person 3 noticed the light fade back in while simultaneously the other two noticed another light higher and brighter than the original, and getting brighter, thinking it was the original.
At this point the three thought they were looking at the same light, person 1 and 2 kept saying, "It's getting brighter!" Person 3 noticed that he was looking at a different light because the one he was looking at was getting dimmer, then disappeared, then reappeared.
Not one of us believed that we were seeing any type of conventional craft. source: www.nuforc.org
