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Case NUFORC-164295
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High altitude orange light

EVENT DATE
Aug 11, 2021, 11:30 PM
LOCATION
Corbett, OR, USA
CATEGORY
UAP
DURATION
1 minute or so

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SHAPE
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DURATION (NUFORC)
1 minute or so(00:01:00)
WITNESSES (NUFORC)
2.0
CHARACTERISTICS (NUFORC)
NaN

NARRATIVE

Sighting occurred at the Vista House Observatory. A friend and I were watching the Perseids when I spotted what I thought at first was a meteor. It was a small orange light almost directly overhead that flashed orange.  I pointed it out to my friend who spotted it too. Instead of vanishing like normal meteor, it dimmed a little and kept moving across the sky. As we watched, it changed direction and seemed to occasionally move in small serpentine patterns in a manner that could not have been a satellite despite clearly being high altitude. We could also see large helicopters working on a forest fire in the region, but this was clearly much higher and only orange. It continued to move at a steady speed and switch directions before vanishing, though it may have been obscured by the smoke. I believe others may have seen this as well because we heard people close to us mention it too.
 I’d like to stress that we saw a number of meteors, satellites, planes, etc. This couldn’t have been any of those. None of them could move the way this light did.

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