NUFORC Sighting 31236

Occurred: 2003-09-03 23:30 Local
Reported: 2003-09-05 12:35 Pacific
Duration: 20 minutes
No of observers: 5

Location: Omaha, NE, USA

Shape: Unknown
Characteristics: Lights on object, Changed Colo

Two unidentifiable crafts "playing" over Omaha, that changed color and emitted no sound.

I was standing on my deck, facing south. I noticed two objects in the sky near the horizon line. Both appeared to be stationary at first. I thought they were just two planes in the distance, but then thought they were choppers cause they weren't moving.

That's when the lights struck me as odd, they didn't blink on and off like on most planes and helicopters. They sort of pulsed from dim to bright like the rythm of a heart beat. And there were a lot more lights on these things than I've ever seen on a plane. I asked my brother to come out and take a look, that's when they started to finally move. One stayed stationary just above the horizon and the other began an upward climb, but it didn't just go straight up. It curved on an arching path up and over the stationary one. I would put money on it being a perfect half circle of motion with the stable craft at the circle's center. After it completed it's trip up and over it started to move in our direction. At this point everyone in my house was on the deck watching. It moved real smooth like it was just gliding across the sky.

We were all dead silent, just watching this thing coast toward us. We all swear that it didn't make a sound, I mean nothing. No rotor blades chopping through the air, no propeller sound, not even an engine- just dead quiet. and it just kept going, this thing flew right over my building and we watched it go. The one that had been stationary now started to move off towards the north-east and it glided silently as well, right on out of sight. My family has military background, and I've spent my fair share of time on the flight line, and I have never seen anything like it.

the lights on it pulsed and changed color, there was no sound coming from it, and it flew smoother than a falcon catching an updraft.

Posted 2003-09-09