AUFORN Compiled Sighting Reports
21st August 2002

Report taken from the AUFORN Mailing List

The Australian UFO Research Network
http://www.auforn.com/

UFO Reports April - 2002 Compiled
by Brian Richards ASPR/UFORUM(WA)

UFO Sighting Gosnells WA.

Date: 17 August 2002
Day: Saturday
Time: 10pm Gosnells,
Location: Gosnells WA.
Report:
Mr X reported seeing 4 bright orange lights over Gosnells. They made no sound. At first 3 were seen in a stack, one above the other to be joined by a fourth off to the right. They came from the west initially and were seen for about 15 minutes. At times the lights were stationary, sometimes moving. Three eventually headed north, the fourth northeast and in a burst of speed disappeared from view. The witness would not accept they could have been hot air balloons.

UFO Sighting Armadale , WA.

Date: 16th August 2002.
Day: Friday
Time: 9.30pm
Location: Armadale , WA.
Report:
A woman and nine witnesses watched two bright orange golf ball sized (AAL) lights travel silently towards them from the North. A third light, much brighter and larger came from the West and caught up with the first two. It then hovered stationary for about five minutes looking like a planet before moving away with the other two to the Northwest. The main witness claims to have seen orange lights every night this week at varying times. It is pure speculation as to what they are, but all witnesses rule out the hot air balloons hypothesis.

UFO Sighting Beverley, WA.

Date: 10th August 2002.
Day: Saturday
Time: 5.15 am.
Location: Beverley, WA.
Report:
The witness, is a store owner and holder of a private pilot's licence. He watched a brilliant white star-like object hovering in the NNE early morning sky at about 45 degrees elevation. It slowly moved North, rising slightly and just faded out. The witness was convinced it was not the light from a conventional aircraft and couldn't explain away the sighting.

UFO Sighting Armadale, WA.

Date: 3 August 2002
Day: Saturday
Time:11.40 p.m
Location: Armadale WA
Have located the below caller Mr A of Armadale WA who in fact is relating the sighting of three other witnesses
Report: Two orange lights flying SW - NE. Very bright, larger than Venus, silent at cloud level and higher. Lights changing formation/position all the time.
Duration of sighting: 7 minutes.

UFO Sighting Armadale, WA.

Date: 3rd August 2002
Day: Saturday
Time: 11.15 pm
Location: Armadale, WA.
Report:
Two boys reported seeing two bright orange lights at tree top height moving together . At first only one light was seen before a second one emerged from behind some trees. Both lights then proceeded to climb together as if synchronised, moving forward and up in zig-zag jumps. By 23.23hrs the trailing light disappeared behind some cloud whilst the leader was seen to move higher, still bobbing about before being lost to view by cloud.

UFO Sighting Kewdale, WA.

Date: 2 August 2002.
Day: Friday
Time: 8.30pm.
Location: Kewdale, WA.
Report:
I watched a bright red/orange light move in a northeasterly direction from Cannington towards Midland. He described it as a sphere rising up as if on fire, which suddenly faded out.

UFO Sighting Armadale, WA.

Date: 2 August 2002.
Day: Friday
Time: 10.30pm.
Location: Armadale, WA.
Report:
Two witnesses, watched a single very bright orange light moving west to east. At one stage it stopped for ten minutes remaining absolutely stationary before moving away into some clouds where it was lost from view.
Total time of sighting:
15 minutes.

UFO Sighting Huntingdale WA

Date: 25th July 2002
Day: Thursday
Time: 9.30 p.m
Location: Huntingdale, WA.
Report:
Two callers, unknown to each other, reported the same sighting. Two orange star-like objects travelling from West to East passed over the witnesses and faded out in the distance. Total time of sighting 5 - 7 minutes.

UFO Sighting Huntingdale WA

Date: 24th July 2002
Day: Wednesday
Time: 8.30 p.m
Location: Huntingdale WA
Report:
Mr X and eight other witnesses were looking east, and saw three bright star-like lights in a triangular formation, equally spaced apart travelling in a northeasterly direction. The lights were one and a half hand spans AAL. As he watched the lights formed into a diagonal straight line also equally spaced. After about seven minutes the bottom two lights faded out and the third continued on its way, seeming to drop down towards the hills. No sound was heard. The sighting lasted about seven minutes. At one time a light aircraft was seen circling the area. None of the witnesses believed they were looking at hot air balloons.

UFO Sighting Huntingdale, WA.

Date: 24 July 2002
Day: Wednesday
Time: 8.30pm.
Location: Huntingdale, WA.
Report:
A group of three people, reported four lights travelling from the east going northeast in a Southern Cross formation.
They stopped for thirty seconds before moving on. The bottom two lights faded out. The other two continued NE and were lost from view.

UFO Sighting Kelmscott, WA.

Date: 21 July 2002
Day: Sunday
Time: 6.30 p.m
Location: Kelmscott, WA.
Report:
Mr X has seen OBOL's for the past week, every other day. This day, 21 July he watched two bright orange coloured lights head SE from the NW. It 's possible there was only on light as they were so close together. At first he thought it was an aeroplane due to the fast speed they were travelling, but when they stopped, moved to the left, stopped again, moved to the right and remained absolutely stationary for two minutes, he knew this was something else. Also, the familiar red port and green starboard wing lights of conventional aircraft were not to be seen. After about eight minutes, the two lights moved slowly back from whence they came, but one of them seemed to settle down into the hills and was lost to view.. The witness has had a number of interesting UFO sightings over the years in the UK and Australia

UFO Sighting Over Gosnells, Kelmscott, Armadale WA

Date: 16th July 2002.
Day: Tuesday
Time: 6.20pm - 6.30pm.
Location: Over Gosnells, Kelmscott, Armadale
Report:
On this evening about six callers reported three orange balls of light over the Gosnells, Kelmscott, Armadale hill areas. All witnesses described the lights as silent, bright, travelling W-E in a perfect triangular formation. It appears the lights then changed position, the rear two catching up with the leader and forming a straight line at about forty-fivedegrees. They stopped moving for about three minutes.

Report: Mr X could not ascertain the direction from which the lights came, but said they passed over the Southern River in Gosnells moving towards Kelmscott. They remained stationary over the hills. Two of the lights moved away towards the South and the remaining light turned red before fading out. Mr X said a fourth light could be seen over the hills behind Gosnells.

UFO Sighting Huntingdale. WA

Date: 16th July 2002.
Day: Tuesday
Time: 6.15pm
Location: Huntingdale. WA
Report:
The witnesses reported three orange lights in a perfect triangular formation flying over Armadale. They formed a straight line before breaking up, moving away and fading out. Mr X of Kelmscott, WA. saw the same phenomenon and described the lights flying W-E before changing direction to South. There were also calls from Mr Z of Gosnells , Southern River Road who watched one light turn red and the other two fade out, Mr W of Gosnells who alleged the lights were flying between 3-5000ft and at one pointed stopped for up to six minutes.

It should be noted that not one witness thought the objects were hot air balloons; garbage bags propelled by firelighters. When one witness queried why such hot air balloons could fly in perfect formation, he was told by the Bickley Astronomical Observatory that they were tied together with string. The incredulous caller calculated over one and a half kilometres of string would have had to been used making launch and take off almost impossible, not to mention the changing formation of the lights and their stationary episodes.

UFO Sighting Armadale, WA.

Date: 3rd July 2002
Day: Wednesday
Time: 6.50 p.m.
Location: Armadale, WA.
Report:
Mr H was facing his house (East) when he noticed to his left a very bright pale orange light travelling from NW - SE. No sound was heard. There was some cloud cover.
The light was below the clouds, possibly at 3 thousand feet and was the size of a small grape AAL. There appeared to be flashes of red light coming off the radiated points of white light. The witness was adamant it was not a conventional 'plane or a hot air balloon. The sighting lasted about two minutes.

UFO Sighting Kelmscott, WA

Date: 24 June 2002
Day: Monday
Time: 8.15 p.m.
Location: Kelmscott, WA
Report:
Mr B and three witnesses watched two very bright orange/red lights travel silently from W - NE. At first they were side by side but one of the lights rose higher, changing the configuration. After five minutes a third light appeared travelling in the same direction. Watching through binoculars, he described the whole surface of the object 'swarming' like bees, or active bacteria when viewed under a microscope. A week earlier Mr B's son had watched two similar lights travelling in the opposite direction.

UFO Sighting Ferndale. WA.

Date: 3 May 2002
Day: Friday
Time: 7.10 p.m.
Location: Ferndale. WA.
Report:
A man reported seeing a white star-like object flying at about 10000ft heading W- E. At one point it dropped down and stopped for about 4 or 5 seconds before moving on. The witness, a pilot and very familiar with light aircraft stated this object was flashing randomly every two or three seconds, which was totally unlike any aircraft lighting. No sound was heard.
(This object may well have been a paneled satellite reflecting the Sun, except for the fact that it dropped down and remained stationary for a few seconds. - BR.)

UFO Sighting Mirrabooka WA.

Date: 25 April 2002
Day: Thursday
Time: 12.30 p.m
Location: Mirrabooka WA.
Report:
A lady - was watching a plane approaching from the North-west. She noticed a white spherical object or ball beyond the plane heading South at about 40 degrees. In its westerly position the object changed to a bright red colour and continued South to be lost by distance. (Note: As the wind at this time was blowing from the North and Northwest it must be assumed that this was some kind of inflated object drifting on the wind. The colour change is the one factor that is puzzling. Any peculiar aerial manoeuvres might have put this object in the UFO category, but as its course and speed were constant a rational explanation must prevail. BR)

UFO Sighting Bicton. WA.

Date: 24 April 2002.
Day: Monday
Time: 5.55 a.m.
Location: Bicton. WA.
Report:
Mr M was putting out the rubbish bin. It was still fairly dark and there was broken cloud about. A movement caught his eye, and looking up saw a very bright white light to the South, about the size of Venus travelling from West to East. The light was constant, unblinking and silent. He watched as it entered a cloud and re-emerged. To the witnesses amazement, the light made a sudden 45 degree turn on the spot, impossible for any conventional aircraft, and headed South. It was moving faster than a satellite, but slower than a meteor.

UFO Sighting Rockingham, WA

Date: April 13 2002
Day: Saturday
Time: 6.10am - 6.15am.
Location: Rockingham, WA
Report:
The witness, Mr X, and a friend were driving along Ennis Avenue travelling north. To the northwest they noticed a brilliant stationary white light about quarter size of a full Moon about 5 - 10 degrees above the horizon. They watched the light for about one and a half minutes and at one point looked away for a split second. When they tried to re-sight the object it had simply vanished.
(This object may well have been the landing lights of a commercial aircraft on a pre-landing flight path. The NW is a common compass point for approaching aircraft to Perth Domestic and International Airports when the wind is coming from the East. At this time the wind was Easterly. 'Planes seen by their lights often appear stationary when seen head on to line of sight. A sudden turn to final approach will give the impression that the lights have switched off or the object vanishing. BR.)

OUR THANKS FOR THE FOLLOWING UFO REPORTS FROM:
BRIAN RICHARDS OF ASPR/UFORUM(WA).
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UFO Sighting Maroochydore Qld

Follow up 1800 Callin Code: 02637 19.08.02 QLD
Day: Monday
Date: 19.08.02
Time: 9:48 am
Location: Keil Mountain QLD
Name: Female
Report:
Miss X lives on a 10 acre property at Keil mountain (outback of Maroochydore Qld) On the night of Sunday 18th August 2002 at 9.30pm she went out the back for a cigarette when she saw a flash of light. Looking up in the sky to see what it was, she saw a dull oval shaped disk about twice the size of a star and about the height of a satellite. She called out for her brother, but it just vanished. She said the disk was travelling from East to South and was going quite fast.

She went on to tell me that her next door neighbour was awaken on Friday (16th August 2002) morning at about 4.30am, she said he told her their was light coming through his window like day light, but he looked at the clock and thought it could not be light yet, so he got out of bed and looked though the window to the sky and saw one big bright light and lots of little lights darting about in the sky, he thought it was UFO'S and watched for a while then went back to bed. (as this story was 2nd hand I have not got full details).

Possible Abduction:
Miss X went on to tell me that about 13 years ago, her mother, brother and sister was travelling from the Sunshine Coast to Brisbane, when they were followed by a orange light, that passed right over their car. She then put her brother on the line who continued the story.....
He said he remembers watching this light because it was doing impossible manoeuvres, he said he does not remember it going right over the top of the car, but that his mother does. They got lost, and confused on the road, and felt funny, they are sure something has happened to them and they think they have missing time. No body Marks, No nightmares since. He said he and possibly his mother would like to be hypnotised to see if they can remember more details relating to this experience. They would be willing to come to Brisbane to undergo hypnosis.

Jan Stone AUFORN QLD Director
Thank you Jan for this report

The Tahmoor Encounter NSW

Date: Sunday 28th July 2002
Time: Approximately 5.30pm
Location: Tahmoor NSW
Witnesses: M age 11, B age 12, Jage 12.

I received a message on 31st July 2002 through the UFO Study and Observation Agencies (UFOSOA) voice mail regarding an unusual sighting in the Tahmoor district. In response I immediately contacted M who gave me a brief summery of the event. Inturn I arrange to make a personal visit with my colleague Trevor Foster at the household on Friday 2nd August 2002 around 8.00pm. After interviewing all three witnesses, we’ve compiled the following report:

Approximately 5.30pm:
The three girls decided to revisit the rooftop as they did the prior evening watching for satellites. The house is a single story weatherboard cottage. It was dusk and the girls had a good vantage point looking towards the east. With them they had a pair of binoculars and a pair of walkie-talkies. The girls noticed that a large orange light appeared (size of a 5 cent coin at arms length) approximately 15 degrees above the eastern horizon. The anomaly was note to have fluctuated in colours of orange, yellow, white and pale blue. At first they thought of an arriving aeroplane. But then a second light appeared (an apparent size compared to a bright star with similar magnitude to canopus) approximately 50 degrees south of the first anomaly, and about 10 degrees above the horizon (location appeared to be just passed the township of Wilton). This much smaller anomaly began to perform some unusually manoeuvring; from a stationary position it accelerated at least 5 degrees closer to the ground surface at an approximate 45-60 degree angle within a matter of a single second (point b). The unknown remained stationary with less much luminosity for under a minute, then vanished and reappeared between 5-10 degrees south (point c) from point b. According the drawing supplied by B, the altitude remained the same between point b and c. The unknown remained stationary for a similar short period of time before accelerating back to its original position. It then shortly disappeared. The flight characteristics appeared to be in a triangular pattern and were described by B as ‘darting’.

The first anomaly then began to move slowly towards the north. At this stage they partially lost view of it as it moved behind a tree. Then a third anomaly appeared in a valley-like region of the horizon (size of a 50 cent coin at arms length). According to the witnesses, this third object appeared to have ‘landed’ on the ground surface. The object was then viewed through the binoculars and presented in great detail; the object was described as a grey saucer with interchanging colours of green, red/orange, blue/purple and white rotating around the rim. They also noted the trees being slightly illuminated by this extraordinary phenomenon.

They were suddenly distracted by someone on their walkie-talkie saying, “Identify yourself.” This was followed by some unusual voices communicating in a foreign language.
Around 6.30pm, the girls were then called down to have dinner. When I spoke to the parents they said, “The girls were full of commotion”. Obviously the parents did not take this situation seriously, at first.

Approximately 8.30-9.00pm
The three girls re-established their places back on the roof after dinner and cleaning up. To their surprise, the third ground-based object was still present. Unexpectedly a yellow ‘beam of light’ ascended a few meters above the object and suddenly deviated its course towards the three girls. “It was like a orange, yellowy bright light shining on us from far away,” the girls quoted.

The light shone on them for a period of about half a minute, as recalled by B. At this point it is not clear how J ended up on the ground. She became extremely hysterical and ran inside. B and M quickly joined J as they collectively ran inside. Mr X said that he went on top of the roof to assess the situation for himself. “I honestly thought that the girls had seen a helicopter”, he said. Unfortunately, by the time he made it to the roof, the object was no longer there

J was taken home around 9.30pm. That evening all three girls had stomach pains. M could not sleep and did not go to school the following day as a result. J on the other hand, woke up the next morning with her nose bleeding (an unusual occurrence for her). She also mentioned that she had seen a strange small human like figure in her bedroom before this event occurred (‘may’ have been a result of a dream or hallucination). B said that she felt ‘groggy’ the following day when she woke up.

Notes:
I‘ve contacted the local authority (Picton Police Station) on 31st July and spoke to a Sergent B. He told me that the offer on duty last Sunday was an officer P who wasn’t in at the time. However, Sergent B said that if he locates any reports relating to this event, he would contact me.
I also spoke to Wollondilly Shire Council to confirm any events taking place at the time of the sighting, near Wilton landing field. No special events were recorded for Sunday 28th July 2002.
The detail from all three young ladies seemed to correspond with each other. J and B still appear to be under the influence of the event. M on the other hand seems to be coping quite well. I have no reason to suspect a hoax. Both the parents seemed quite concerned and appreciative to our visit.
I am planning to locate the area where this alleged craft had landed and hope to uncover some kind of evidence. I have also submitted an article to the Macarthur Advertiser, requesting other witnesses to come forward. Apparently, Mr X met someone at a Bi-Lo store who apparently saw these unusual lights. He refused to contact us at this stage.
We have left our details with the family in case of a re-occurrence. This matter is still under examination.

On 6th of August, a colleague and I went to Tahmoor to asses the area of the possible landing site. Judging by the girls vantage point of the alleged location (being near a dense forest), we attempted to gain access to the Nepean catchment reserve that runs along the side of the river for quite a distance. Our first attempt was Myrtle Creek (access through a reserve off Koorana Rd). After a steep climb we came to the bank of the creek. We found that heavy vegetation dramatically hindered our access further up stream. The next attempt was at the end of River Road. Unfortunately the end of the road ran into private property (on a large parcel).
We then surveyed the other end of the river (Picton Rd, Wilton landing strip, Maldon Bridge Rd, Wilton Pk Rd, area of Round Hill, Marcus Street, Jakes Way). We concluded that if the anomaly did in fact land, it would have been on the Tahmoor side of the Nepean catchment. The following points gave this conclusion:

1. The reserve surrounding the catchment is quite dense, therefore the object would not have been seen in great detail if it did in fact establish ground contact on the other side.
2. The other side of the catchment appears to be lower than the Tahmoor side.
3. Wilton landing strip appears to be in a valley. Furthermore, hills on SW side of Picton Rd would further restrict any views of the landing strip from Tahmoor.
4. Judging by the description in the above report and comparing line of sight with a topographic map, the proximity of the alleged anomaly would not have been any more than 2.25 Km from the residence.
So far we have three options:
  1. Hire a helicopter to conduct a detailed aerial survey of the catchment.
  2. Gain authorisation from the owners at the end parcel, at River Rd to have access onto their property.
  3. Wait for the public to respond to the editorial.

Trevor Foster’s report

Attila and myself followed up on an alleged landing at Tahmoor last Sunday 28/7/02. The interview took place at the acreage property on Friday 2/8/02.

We arrived at approx 7.30 pm prepared for the evening. The Father (X) met us outside and took us into the house. X a sincere man was surprised that he and his family were taken seriously.

The witnesses, three young girls, B (13), her sister M (12) and friend Je (12) begin to describe their account of Sunday. B started the evening of with stating that the three of them equipped with Binoculars, Telescope and Walkie-Talkies went up to the roof of the porch first then on to the ridge of the house roof. Strange in itself L said. From the ridge the view is spectacular. The lights of Wilton and surrounding villages can clearly be seen.

Two strange lights were visible; the one on the left was smaller than the other light. The colours seemed to change to bright orange, white and blue. The smaller light also seemed to be darting about in a triangular motion, while the other one moved slowly away until partially obscured by the trees in the distance. A third light was then noticed under the obscured light. It appeared to be landed or very near the ground in a hollow/dip on the horizon slightly north of Wilton. In an area near the landing strip, adjacent to the F5. J used the Telescope and noticed the shape of the windows, which were rectangular in shape. The lights changed colours to Green, Red, Yellow, Orange, Blue, White and Purple.

J and M give a similar account. The girls watched these lights for somewhere between 20 and 30 minutes. Interesting to note that during this time the walkie-talkie on a CB frequency had someone, a male voice asking for the unidentified craft to identify itself. Then a voice asked the girls to change channels.

All three girls were then called down to dinner. After dinner the girls went back up to the roof. The orange light had gone, but the lower one was still there. The girls then did the washing up which took about 20 mins. They went back again and the lower one was not seen. They watch for approx 10 mins and saw the lower reappear.

A light beam shone up from the alleged landed craft and seemed to bend at right angles towards the girls. Like a low power torch or spotlight. They stated the light shined on their faces for about 20 seconds. J states that for approx 10 mins period over this time the walkie-talkie was silent. J was crying after the light on her face, B was shaken; M had no effect at this moment. J went home shortly afterwards and went to bed at about 9.30, as with B and M.

During the night J had a nosebleed and a very bad stomach ache the next day. M and B also had a stomachache, but theirs was during the night. M was so bad she did not go to school the next day. The tummy ache eventually turned into a stitch type of pain. B complained about being dizzy and a sort of blackout.

Since this event J and B have a heavier then normal sleep pattern. J is having dreams which seem real, about people in her bedroom, described as normal looking approx 5’ tall but with wavy arms. The elbows she said could be in a different position.

Thank you Trevor Foster Project West for this report

UFO Sighting Adelaide

UFO Hotline Follow up 1800 Hotline callin 020548 19.6.02 SA

Caller: Craig
Nearest State Director: Charmaine Ballam
Investigator : Given to: Colin Paul for follow up.

Follow up - thanks to Colin Paul
Report:

He quickly went inside and grabbed his binoculars.
Due to his excitement, he was unable to keep his hands steady enough, so when he viewed the object through his binoculars, he was only able to get a fuzzy view of the object. He continued to watch it move towards St. Bernards Road, and then onwards towards North Adelaide.
During the time of his observation, Craig noted that there was no sound and the object moved at a slow but steady pace.

Thank you Colin Paul for this follow up.
Regards, Charmaine Ballam AUFORN - SA State Director

UFO Sighting Ascot QLD

UFO Hotline Follow-up 1800 Callin Code: 020592 19/07/02 QLD

Date: 19.07.02
Day: Friday
Time: 1.00 p.m
Location: Ascot QLD
Reportee: Steven
Nearest Rep: Emma AUFORN Qld
Report:
Steven was working at a building site at Ascot and whilst packing up heard a sound like a light plane. Looking up he observed a silvery round metalic object about the size of a 1 cent piece shooting across at a height of approx. 30 metres above the rooftops. The object had no tail and travelled in a straight path with no deviation.
(Steven also enquired if there had been any follow-up to his sighting at Moorooka on New Years Eve - 2 black balls hovering over street lights)

Regards Emma AUFORN QLD

UFO Sighting Springshaw QLD

UFO Hotline 1800 77 22 88
Follow up 1800 Hotline call 20611 1.8.02 QLD

Date: 1.8.02
Time: 7.30am
Place: QLD
Caller: Steffen
Telephone:
Nearest Rep: Emma AUFORN Qld
Report:
Time 8.06 a.m.
Location: Springshaw - south of Emerald, Central Qld
Witness: Wife
Sound: None
Colour: Orange/Red

Steffen observed a strange orange/red light travelling at about 1/2 kilometre off the ground off into the distance. The object appeared small with no sound, causing no disturbance; and travelled quite fast, disappearing in 30 seconds. No trail was observed and no other lights around the object.

Regards Emma AUFORN QLD
Thank you Emma fro these reports

UFO Sightings Compiled by Brad Mildem

UFO Sighting Melbourne Vic

Reported By: Katharine W -
Date: 7/2/02
6:36:02 AM
Subject: UFO Sighting
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Date: 06/25/02 - Time: 12 AM
Witnesses: 1 -
Objects Shape: Fireball -
Number of objects: 1 -
Object had lights -
Object left a vapor trail
Object emitted beams of light -
Additional Information: On Fitzroy St Tram tracks in front of 7-11
Event Description:
I looked up to the sky and saw a huge light, and the reason this fireball shaped object caught my eye was because of its size and speed. It was too big to be so low without being distinguishable, as it looked to be well within our atmosphere. I know nothing that could fly along at such a notable speed and just look like a burning shaped meteorite. It seemed like a solid ball of flame or light with a tail of the same brightness as the 'head.' It moved along above me for about 5 seconds and then it moved from my sight due to buildings.

UFO Sighting Brisbane

Reported By: Wayne H -
Date: 7/2/02 7:27:28 PM
Subject: UFO Sighting -
Location: Brisbane, Australia
Date: 01-07-02
Time: 8:30 PM
Witnesses: 2 -
Objects Shape: Oval
Number of objects: 1 - Object
had lights Object left a vapor trail - Object landed -
There were aircraft in the area
Event Description:
My wife and I live on top of a hill in rural Brisbane. We were watching TV at about 8:30 PM, when we noticed a green trail appear in the sky. Our house is all glass, and the light was reflected to the window behind the TV, so it grabbed our attention. Looking directly at the trail now, it was green in colour, and was the thickness of a crescent moon.
The green trail appeared to crash in a West-South-West direction very close to Lake Manchester.

On further investigation we went outside to get a better view, and noticed an object very similar to those objects shown on the video tape that we had seen on "A Current Affair" nearly two weeks earlier.

I alerted our neigbours who live about 1 km away, but their aspect did not allow them to see the object. The object remained lit for about 3 minutes, before it seemed to dim. We could no longer see the object. I watched for about 10 minutes and could only see the one light.

About ten minutes after I had fallen asleep I was awoken by a helicopter flying above. I went outside but could not see it. Did anyone else see this object?

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UFO Sighting St. Ives, Sydney, New South Wales

Reported By: Aaron R - Sydney New South Wales
Date: 6.30.02 6:56:58 AM
Subject1: UFO Sighting
Location: St. Ives, Sydney, New South Wales,
Date: 08.03.2000
Time: 10pm PM
Witnesses: 2
Objects Shape: Light
Number of objects: 1
Event Description:
I went to visit a friend one night in St. Ives, just outside Sydney. Around 10 PM we were sitting on her back verandah looking at the stars. My friend remarked that one of the stars was moving. I gazed casually towards the region of the sky she was pointing to saying "well if it's moving, then it's obviously not a star." This star-type light was very definitely moving slowly in the sky (obvious because the other lights (stars) around it were stationary).
We were wondering what it might be... plane? Possible but no flashing lights. Helicopter? Would have to be incredibly high up so not likely. Meteor? Way too slow. Satellite? Most likely... however, just as we were watching and wondering, the damn thing stopped moving!! That really stunned us because it just didn't make sense.

After looking away for a moment, we were unable to determine which light it was we had been following. All the stars looked the same and none were moving any longer. Shortly afterwards we went inside the house. I'm not claiming that this was necessarily a 'flying saucer,' just recording the fact that I saw 'something' out of the ordinary and don't know what it was.

UFO Sighting Adelaide, South Australia

Reported By: Clive
South Australia-
April 17, 2002 at 07:48:19
Subject: UFO Sighting -
Location: Adelaide, South Australia -
Date: 04.02.02
Time: 9.15-9.30 PM
Witnesses: 3
Objects Shape: Sphere
Number of objects: 4
Object had lights
The event took place near A Military Airfield or Base - There is a Public Airfield in the area
Event Description:
Four (4) Orange lights flying separately in offset diamond shape, moving slower than any plane making no sound and moving south. Saw the same lights around 10 PM the next night 04/03/2002, but only 3 this time and moving east over the Adelaide hills. On this occasion, the lights went out before the were out of sight.

UFO Sighting Bunderberg QLD

Reported By: Daniel D
Brisbane
April 14, 2002 at 19:17:20
Subject: UFO Sighting -
Location: Bunderberg QLD
Date: 1996 -
Time: 7:00 PM
Witnesses: 1
Objects Shape: Oval
Number of objects: 1
Object had lights
Object hovered
Object had an Aura or Haze around it
See explanation below
Event Description:
I was taking the garbage out and I saw something in the sky. I kept walking, then I thought it might be a UFO. When I turned around there was a UFO and then suddenly it flew off at great speed.

For more of Brads sightings go to
http://www.mysticaluniverse.com/auzconn/auzconn.html

I would like to thank Brian Richards of ASP/FORUM West Australia
Jan Stone of AUFORN Queensland
Emma of AUFORN Queensland
Brad Mildem Sunshine Coast Queensland http://www.mysticaluniverse.com
Trevor Foster Project West of Sydney NSW

For all these great reports

All report delivered to the AUFORN mailing list.

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Regards

Diane Harrison

National Director
The Australian UFO Research Network
and UFO Hotline.
Australian Skywatch Director

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