Sphere over Folkston, GA
A witness account on file, unevaluated. Most of the archive rests here, and honestly so.
The report, as filed
While driving to work around 05;18am EST I notice an object roughly at a 60 Degree angle of our truck to the North East of Folkston in the air burning leaving a trail of silver sparkles. I got my workers attention and he too witnessed the object Break up. We could see pieces falling in a curved slowing manor burning as they was falling. This was no meter, was way too slow. The who event lasted maybe 12 seconds by the time we got stop in a good clear area it had faded and all you could see was a smoke trail. We started driving again and as we was heading down Hwy 40 heading East North East we spotted a Orange Sphere traveling at a high Rate of Speed to the Area where the Object had came in at this Orange Sphere Disappeared when it got to the Area. Roughly 3 mins later a Large White Sphere appeared in the same area this sphere was very bright, and there was a smaller orange sphere flying to the side of the big white one. The Big White one gave a! bright flash and appeared to accelerate at a very high speed directly straight up as it got smaller and dimmer in a matter of Seconds little one was not seen again roughly 20 seconds later the Original Orange Sphere appeared again and headed back to the east at a high rate of speed and disappeared behind some clouds.
Held as-reported from National UFO Reporting Center (record NUFORC #157041). Witness text is preserved verbatim, including its spelling; nothing is edited beyond formatting.
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Routed to: Federal Aviation Administration · records window 2020-06-11 → 2020-06-28
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