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Triangle over Califon, NJ

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The report, as filed

The object also was moving much slower than typical aircraft. The object slowly banked to the left and hovered over my neighbors house. It had 3 bright lights on the back side and disappeared into the treeline. Moments after I saw a military jet and a helicopter in the same area.

Held as-reported from National UFO Reporting Center (record NUFORC #114404). Witness text is preserved verbatim, including its spelling; nothing is edited beyond formatting.

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Routed to: Federal Aviation Administration · records window 2014-10-06 → 2014-10-23

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October 4, 2017 · 8:43 PM · FORMATION

Califon, NJ

Upon walking out in the evening to bring out the garbage, we heard a helicopter off to the south east. Looking up the valley from our home, towards Long Valley, we noticed a strange collection of lights on a craft that was hovering over the valley. A commercial airline was in the flight path above us to the west, heading towards Newark Airport. The lights on the hovering craft were unlike any lights we notice on the aircraft in the flight patterns around our home. My son turns to me and says, "Do yo use that?" and I am staring sayings "Yes, what is that?" as we studied it trying to figure out exactly what we were seeing it disappeared, almost like it was vacuumed up into thin air. We paused and completely dumbfounded, as it was unlike anything we had ever witnessed before. We waiting a few minutes and nothing, it was completely gone from the sky that our eyes could see.