Circle over Brookline Station, MO
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The report, as filed
I and my husband saw what we first thought was an airplane flying high in the sky, but moving at a very fast rate across the sky south to north and the just disappear a moment later we noticed a bright star that just blinked out like turning off a light it was very unusual since it's a clear night and u can see stars far to the south and north the a few minutes later we could see three plane in the sky with flashing light approximately the same height as the object we thought was a plane but the planes took about four minutes to cross the sky and the other object took less than a minute I'm not sure what we say but I'm positive it was not a plane nor a helicopter since the helicopter around here tend to head east toward the hospital and not as fast as this thing we saw as for the other object we waited for 15 minutes for it to show back up as if it might had been some cloud cover but as I said before we could see all star around it and north of it perfectly a! nd it never rd showed back up nor did any of the other stars disappear I was unusually enough I felt compelled to repot the sighting
Held as-reported from National UFO Reporting Center (record NUFORC #128019). Witness text is preserved verbatim, including its spelling; nothing is edited beyond formatting.
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Routed to: Federal Aviation Administration · records window 2016-06-19 → 2016-07-06
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