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Formation over Lakehills, TX

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

The report, as filed

Blinking white lights at first and then behind a large cloud it lit up a bright orange and illuminated the cloud. It looked like the scene from Close Encounters of the Third Kind when the little boy runs out of the house out in the country and you can see the clouds lit up - seriously. Then the white blinking lights moved to different positions and then glowed orange. They glowed on and off for awhile. They moved across the sky from east to west and would stop and glow. This is the same event we saw a few months ago. We wondered if they are coming to this area because of the lake. They were right over Medina Lake. It was a spectacular show to say the least but as always why? and Whom? No, there were no jet panes or other aircraft that came by to chase them. It was something to behold. Only the answers are lacking.

Held as-reported from National UFO Reporting Center (record NUFORC #132319). Witness text is preserved verbatim, including its spelling; nothing is edited beyond formatting.

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September 15, 2016 · 9:00 PM · SPHERE

Lakehills, TX

I took my dog out for a walk at 2100 hrs last night, Sept 15. I live in Lakehills at Medina Lake in Elm Cove. I spotted two big white round balls of light above the two cell phone towers just south of me. I just thought they were the towers & didn’t think much about it, then realized they were much higher than the towers. They were bright for five seconds or so then disappeared. Then a few minutes later I saw two more just NW of the towers. Same thing, they stayed bright for a while then disappeared. Then I saw the two above the towers again. Then I saw one further NW a little higher than the others & then one to the left which was lower. This happened several times with the object in different places. The last time I saw them there were three all at the same level & close together. There appeared to be smaller lights in between them. Then they seemed to merge together & then disappeared. There never seemed to be any movement on any of the sightings except at the end when they merged together. This all happened between 2100-2130 hrs on a clear night. There were stars out and the moon was almost full. I never heard any strange noises. These objects were maybe 15-20 degrees above the horizon & I was looking to the west. I was so glad to find this website & see that someone else NW of Medina Lake had seen the same type objects two nights before. He/she described them as orange. I will definitely be out there looking for them again tonight!

September 13, 2016 · 9:30 PM · SPHERE

Lakehills, TX

Orange sphere bigger than your regular star appears in the night sky for a few seconds and then blinks off. We were facing south looking towards Medina Lake. The lake is visible from my house and is about two miles away. Lakehills, Texas is about 40 miles northwest of San Antonio. The orange ball then reappears a bit further from original appearance but not by much then blinks off again. Then another appears further to the west and also blinks off. Then one blinks on and two more blink on next to it. Another blinks on a short distance away from it. Then one by one they blink off. At one point about six or seven were blinking on and off. All of them were the same color which was orange. There was no sound, no moving any direction either sideways or up or down. There were no flares and they were not fireballs, aircraft, flares or drones. Though they appeared in different parts of the sky they were all aligned at same altitude. They were not very hi! gh and best guess is probably no more than 2500 feet and could have been less. They were round like a basketball and they glowed on and then off. After about 5 minutes or so the show was over. They reminded me of the Phoenix lights. There was some moonlight and a few clouds. They did not appear behind clouds and we could not discern if they were connected together. I believe they were separate because at one point one or two would appear above each other. Tried to take a photo but they would blink off too quickly. Fascinating little show to say the least. Though this is my personal opinion it seemed to me that they knew we were observing them and thus the display. Who knows?

August 10, 2008 · 2:00 AM · LIGHT

Lakehills, TX

Looked like Saturn or Venus