10/15/2021: Aventura (N.Miami Beach), FL, USA

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Occurred : 10/15/2021 20:00 (Entered as : 10/15/21 20:00) Reported: 10/15/2021 7:54:47 PM 19:54 Posted: 10/19/2021 Location: Aventura (N.Miami Beach), FL Shape: Light Duration: 45 minutes +
Very bright, steady light in night sky that would engage in a series of bursts then become steady again. Tonight walking along the water outside my Condo property looking toward the Northwest, I noticed a very bright “star” that caught my attention because I live in a light polluted area where stars are not usually visible. This “star” was steady, too bright, and remained in the same location in the sky. As I was wondering about it, the “star” started a series of “bursts.” From a steady, very bright illumination, its bursts were clearly visible but not as bright. It then would return to being a steady, very bright light until the next series of bursts. I got out my camera to take a picture but kept missing the bursts so I switched to video. In the video you can see the bursts. Although I tried to keep the camera steady, the movement in the video is the camera, not the “star,” which remained steady. The only movement I could discern were the bursts.

National UFO Reporting Center Sighting Report

Occurred : 10/15/2021 20:00 (Entered as : 10/15/21 20:00)
Reported: 10/15/2021 7:54:47 PM 19:54
Posted: 10/19/2021
Location: Aventura (N.Miami Beach), FL
Shape: Light
Duration: 45 minutes +

Very bright, steady light in night sky that would engage in a series of bursts then become steady again.

Tonight walking along the water outside my Condo property looking toward the Northwest, I noticed a very bright “star” that caught my attention because I live in a light polluted area where stars are not usually visible.

This “star” was steady, too bright, and remained in the same location in the sky.

As I was wondering about it, the “star” started a series of “bursts.” From a steady, very bright illumination, its bursts were clearly visible but not as bright. It then would return to being a steady, very bright light until the next series of bursts.

I got out my camera to take a picture but kept missing the bursts so I switched to video.

In the video you can see the bursts. Although I tried to keep the camera steady, the movement in the video is the camera, not the “star,” which remained steady. The only movement I could discern were the bursts.