Red Object In The Sky Over East Irondequoit New York

Date:  August 18, 2012
Time:  Approx: 9:30 p.m.

Hi Brian, we saw something very unusual last night around 9:30 p.m. My wife called me out onto the deck to look at something in the sky. We live in East Irondequoit and we were looking into the southeast.

When I got out there, there was this red thing that appeared to be descending into the trees a few backyards away. It looked almost like some kind of cartoon image in the sky and the most logical thing I could guess it to be, was some kind of illuminated box kite, that somebody had rigged to fly in the night sky. 

It almost looked like it had a flame burning inside it, and had an almost orangey glow. It got to it’s lowest point in the trees and we thought it was going to land in a neighboring yard, when it started to rise again and I thought, “well they got the thing back up”, but it kept going and going up and out at maybe a 75 degree angle (pretty quickly and steadily) until it was a tiny glowing dot way up in the sky. 

It totally disappeared and then reappeared for a bit. I saw planes flying well beneath it, so I could reasonably conclude this was no friggin’ kite. It eventually went away and didn’t come back.

I saw a of UFO 25-30 years ago, when I was in college at Geneseo and this looked absolutely nothing like what I saw back then. I honestly have no idea what this could have been, but am thinking somebody else must have seen this. 

I saw the one report posted on your website and wonder if other similar reports will flow in, I am hoping somebody may have gotten a good picture.

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Around 10 Bright Orange Fireballs Seen Over Irondequoit New York

 

Date:  July 4, 2011

Time:  Between 10:45 and 11:00 p.m.

 

Date is 07/04/2011, time is between 10:45-11:00 p.m., and the exact place is in Irondequoit, NY. I was with family and friends and we just got done watching the fireworks and decided to sit down outside in the backyard and chat.

 

I seen one orange object floating in the sky traveling quite fast coming from the west and traveling to the east. I didn't think anything of it, and thought that it was something to do with the fireworks or even possibly a plane. A few minutes later I seen 3 more orange balls traveling the same speed, they were lined up one after thee other, a bit of a distance apart and were also traveling to the east.

 

I was with 5 other people at this time and got there attention and to our amazement we seen a plane fly through the sky at the same exact time and then we knew for sure that this was no plane. My brother said they could have been Chinese lanterns, but seeing how fast these orange balls were going, each following the same direction and path, and moving at various speeds.

 

We counted the Chinese lantern idea out. The objects were orange in color, round in shape, looked like balls of fire gliding through the sky. After seeing about 3 more sets of the orange balls follow the same path within a few minutes in between each set we decided one person would Google it and 2 other people got out telescopes.

 

My brother was assembling the telescope and the balls continued on and then as soon as he had the scope ready to go they all of a sudden stopped. I would say that we seen around 10 of these fireballs in total. If anyone has any ideas what they could be or similar stories please get back to me.

 

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