| Sighting Report |
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| Occurred : 7/19/2009 22:20 (Entered as : 07/19/09 22:20) Reported: 7/20/2009 1:08:03 AM 01:08 Posted: 8/5/2009 Location: Newport Beach, CA Shape: Other Duration:1 Hr. |
| UFOs posing as Stars, moving in sky off coast of SoCal. It was my birthday today and a friend and I decided to have dinner and relax at the Newport Beach Pier. After dinner we laid out some blankets on the sand a few hundred yards away from the Pier. It was a quiet night despite some celebratory camp fires going on. As we laid back, looking at the stars, listening to the ocean, we noticed the two of the stars were moving back and forth and occasional they moved to the side but did so fairly quick. No sound came from these "stars," but they did shine a tad brighter than the rest of the stationary stars they were around. One thing we did notice before my lady friend got so nervous she demanded we leave, was that when planes flew near these "stars" the stars would move away from the planes a good distance and then stop for a while before deciding to move again. Whatever these things were, they made no sound but moved seamlessly through the air. Again, the beach was dark and the sky was clear, we had a great shot of whatever these things were. There was a helicopter and several airplanes overhead. Quite a few commercial. There was only one plane (non-commercial, I believe) that got close to these things and that's when they moved away from potential contact. About three weeks ago I did hear about these "stars" or UFO's posing as stars on Coast to Coast AM by a guy who lives in the desert that has been using high-beam light to signal them and they signal back and move-in when engaged. I am trying desperately to find an answer out of all this as to what it might be, but my lady friend got so upset she almost threw-up and couldn't stop shaking. I'll admit, it made me nervous, also. I immediately thought of that broadcast and what was said and felt I too had witnessed the same thing. Real stars DON'T move that quick, backwards and forwards and react to planes. |