NUFORC Sighting 60203

Occurred: 1994-06-01 21:00 Local - Approximate
Reported: 2007-12-05 14:05 Pacific
Duration: 20 seconds
No of observers: 2

Location: North Bergen, NJ, USA

Shape: Disk
Characteristics: Lights on object, Aura or haze around object

I have seen a disk shaped object in outerspace. It was a very calm and peaceful shade of florescent blue or soft powder blue light

To whom it may concern, On approximately June, 1994 at 21:00 hours a girlfriend and I were at a Carnival in North Bergen, NJ. There was a crowd of people there but no one seemed to catch a glimpse of what my girlfriend and I saw that night. She tapped me on the shoulder and said “What is that!” I looked up to where she was pointing and there was a disk shaped object out in space. It was a very calm and peaceful shade of florescent blue or a very soft powder blue light. It was a very clear night and I know definitively the unidentified object was out in space and not a hoax. It hovered there for about 20 seconds and as soon as I tapped my husband’s shoulder and asked him to look up at the sky, from the time it took me to tap him on the shoulder and the time he looked up which was only about a split second, the saucer left in a flash and instantly disappeared into space. My guess it was traveling the speed of light to disappear that quickly. I would say about 0 to light speed in approximately ½ of a second. I thought to myself how lucky I was to have seen it because most people have to go through life wondering if UFOs and life on other planets exists. Now I know the answer and I consider myself privileged to know. When my girlfriend and I tried to tell our husbands what we saw they just looked at us like we were crazy and then she dropped the conversation. I just kept telling everyone and did not care if they did not believe it. It was an amazing memory. This is the first time I am reporting it because I did not know there was a site where I could report such events. I just came across your site today.

NUFORC Note:

Witness indicates that the date of the incident is approximate. PD

Posted 2008-02-14