OZ File Sighting Report
3rd January 2003

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Mr. a
Bexley North NSW
Occupation: Cafe owner

sighting_date: 3 January 2003
sighting_time: 9.55 pm
sighting_duration: five minutes

observation: I was fishing at Brighton Le Sands in Sydney with my girlfriend, my cousin and his wife when my girlfriend noticed what she thought was a shooting star. I told her I didn't think it was a star because it was moving slower than a shooting star but faster than an aeroplane but I knew there was no chance it was a plane because of the height it was at. Then we saw a second one following the path of the first probably only a few seconds behind but this one slowed down and looked like it turned towards us and let out this very bright white light. Then it turned around and kept going. By this time the first one was way ahead.

We didn't know which one to keep our eyes on. I was focused on the second one because of the light that it shone. It was brighter than any star I have ever seen. Then as it was moving through the sky it just disappeared. I tried to find the first one again but the others saw that one disappear as well. I don't know what we saw up there but I'm so glad I wasn't the only one to have seen it.

Description: they looked exactly like stars except for when the second one shone it's light

Other_witnesses: isabella and cathy

Apparent_size: star

Actual_size: they were as high as the stars so it is hard to tell

Object_origin: we were looking at botany bay and they moved from right to left

planets_visible: plenty of stars as it was a clear night

weather_visibility: clear

weather_temp: pleasant

weather_sky: sunny

weather_wind: calm

effects_psychological: all of us were completely shocked

Regard Doug Moffett

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