Unexplained Celestial Observations – Page 6 – National Radio Astronomy Observatory

What Was That Bright Light in the Sky Over the Southwestern US on November 7, 2015?

Question: On Nov 7th around 7PM in Tucson, we observed a very unusual sight in the sky, one that…

Question: On September 6, in Glendale AZ, at 20:45 hrs, my husband and I thought we saw a satellite…

Question: Sir Took a picture of the Moon a few days ago and in the lower right hand [corner]…

Question: On July 15, 2015, observing from Las Vegas, Nevada, there are 2 objects (Low) in the Western sky….

Question: What bright light is in nepa’s sw sky at 30degrees above the horizion at 9:15 edt. — Tom…

Question: What is your opion of UFO’s observed from ground surface and those observed from space stations and shuttle…

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