Light over Lexington, OH
A witness account on file, unevaluated. Most of the archive rests here, and honestly so.
The report, as filed
I run a Facebook news group and have had several people report seeing a blue light in the sky southeast of Lexington. They are also reporting their house lights vehicle lights dimmed or blocked off then back on during the sighting of the object.
Held as-reported from National UFO Reporting Center (record NUFORC #148510). Witness text is preserved verbatim, including its spelling; nothing is edited beyond formatting.
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Routed to: Federal Aviation Administration · records window 2019-08-22 → 2019-09-08
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February 25, 2023 · 8:30 PM · UNKNOWN
Lexington, OH
I thought it was low flying aircraft at first so watched. They did not move. They both appear identical, white light on them with a red in more the middle. They appear to be about 500' high. I could not tell for sure or if my eyes were just playing tricks on me, but thought they moved slightly a few times, but staying in the same area. I called a funeral home near it to see if they were flying balloons as they had before at the advice of a neighbor. I told her I doubted this could possibly be it, as it was large like a plane. When I went to look again after about 30 minutes, they had moved away quite a lot. There is no sound of an aircraft. I took photos but it is impossible to tell what I am seeing as 1 is blurry. There appears to be a haze around the object in the photo. Photo consistent with positions of Venus and Jupiter.
July 27, 2019 · 1:30 AM · FIREBALL
Lexington, OH
Sighting 1 of 2. On July 27th my wife and I were stargazing hoping to see some shooting stars in field just south of Clearfork Reservoir near Lexington, Ohio. The location was perfect with very little light pollution along with clear skies. At approximately 1:30 am I thought I saw what would have been the brightest shooting star I have ever seen entering Earth’s atmosphere, originating from the southwest on a bearing of 045 and 30 degrees above the horizon. The object continued to get brighter and just as I was expecting it to flame out the speed immediately slowed to that of a commercial jetliner and the brightness of a normal star. It continued along a straight line for 5-6 seconds before instantly accelerating to full speed and previous brightness as it left Earth’s atmosphere. To be clear, the object flew in the same path and was visible for approximately 7 seconds in its entirety. I am a former pilot who from The Ohio State University flight school. As a pilot, it is imperative to understand what you are seeing and normal phenomena. I honestly thought this would be the only time I wouldn’t be able to explain a sighting only to be proven wrong, two months later. 2 0f 2 to follow
April 5, 2010 · 12:00 AM · DISK
Lexington, OH
large unknown object with red outer lights followed uss in the night