As reported

Unspecified over Vashon Island, WA

A witness account on file, unevaluated. Most of the archive rests here, and honestly so.

The report, as filed

2x young boys see 2x streaks of white light, "as wide as my thumb at arm's length," STREAK across 160 deg. of sky in 1 sec.

Held as-reported from National UFO Reporting Center. Witness text is preserved verbatim, including its spelling; nothing is edited beyond formatting.

From the same sky

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December 22, 2014 · 7:35 PM · FIREBALL

Vashon Island, WA

On the night of December 22, 2014, at 7:35 for 6-7 minutes, I saw fireballs in the sky over the north end of Vashon Island, WA. I observed as closely as I could. They looked like extremely bright disks of fire, sometimes with pinkish-bright edges or centers; one seemed to have a metallic rim. In my vision, they were between the size of nickels and dimes. The disks were beautiful and after a time, seemed either to burn up individually or fade off in space. I was outdoors, and there was no noise, even when five more fireballs, seeming to rise out of Puget Sound, shot over the trees below me in extremely rapid succession, in a West to East trajectory into the sky overhead. The objects then became jittery and quickly flew into at least two formations. I called my sister-in-law who lives on the street above me, to go to her window. When I asked her a few days later what she saw, she said, “A big red ball in the sky.” The objects never moved toward Seattle, staying above and in front of my vision northward, until they were gone.

July 12, 2014 · 9:45 PM · LIGHT

Vashon Island, WA

Description: As I was waiting for the “super” moon to rise, a light appeared from the west. Originally thought light was a meteor entering Earth’s atmosphere but after a couple seconds realized it was something else. Light crossed the sky above heading directly east at a very high speed and at a high elevation. Light seemed to slow down over eastern horizon before I lost it in the tree line. Luminosity of light matched that of most of the stars that night.

April 7, 2004 · 7:45 PM · FIREBALL