1/10/2005: Lincoln City, OR, USA

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Occurred : 1/10/2005 18:00 (Entered as : 01/10/2005 18:00) Reported: 1/11/2005 12:35:11 PM 12:35 Posted: 1/11/2005 Location: Lincoln City, OR Shape: Light Duration: 3 minutes
Bright light over ocean that was later joined by another. Both meandered around each other before disappearing. I saw something very peculiar out over the ocean last night about 6:00 pm. I'm watching the news on TV and I glance out my window to see a very bright star. I say to myself, "That's odd. I've never seen a bright star there before." Next thing I know, the "star" starts to meander about for about 5-10 seconds. Then, it just disappears. A couple minutes later, the "star" reappears in about the same area. It meanders about for about 5 seconds and is then, joined by another bright "star", right next to it. Both "stars" meander about slowly, as if in a dance, seeming to merge at one point. They then separate, but keep a close distance, meandering some more. Then, they both just disappear, as if turning off a light switch.

National UFO Reporting Center Sighting Report

Occurred : 1/10/2005 18:00 (Entered as : 01/10/2005 18:00)
Reported: 1/11/2005 12:35:11 PM 12:35
Posted: 1/11/2005
Location: Lincoln City, OR
Shape: Light
Duration: 3 minutes

Bright light over ocean that was later joined by another. Both meandered around each other before disappearing.

I saw something very peculiar out over the ocean last night about 6:00 pm.

I'm watching the news on TV and I glance out my window to see a very bright star. I say to myself, "That's odd. I've never seen a bright star there before." Next thing I know, the "star" starts to meander about for about 5-10 seconds. Then, it just disappears.

A couple minutes later, the "star" reappears in about the same area.

It meanders about for about 5 seconds and is then, joined by another bright "star", right next to it. Both "stars" meander about slowly, as if in a dance, seeming to merge at one point. They then separate, but keep a close distance, meandering some more. Then, they both just disappear, as if turning off a light switch.